Unconventional complexity measures for unconventional computers
Unconventional computers—which may, for example, exploit chemical/analogue/quantum phenomena in order to compute, rather than electronically implementing discrete logic gates—are widely studied in both theoretical and practical contexts. One particular motivation behind unconventional computation is...
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Springer
2011
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