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The potential for a thermodynamic process to be reversed in time. Alternatively, a quantification of how far an irreversible process is from being reversible, which relies on a comparison to a corresponding theoretical reversible process.
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Quantum and classical physics are reversible, yet quantum gates have to be reversible, where...
So the reversibility of Schrödinger's equation doesn't seem to be the right reason for quantum gates to be reversible. …
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