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Simon's problem

>Since the nineties, digital programming gradually replaced other techniques used in computer devices - in in education and by hobbyist.

The "simon problem", conceived by Daniel Simon in 1994, changed that: It showcases the efficiency of an alternative computational models using superposition, over digital computers. It shows that a qauntum circuit is not equivalent to a conventional programming language, because the simon-problem has no (polynomial -) equivalent in conventional Turing languages.

My webpage is centered on the idea of linguistic relativity- that the words you use shape your thought processes, and that language produces thought rather than merely explaining it.

Subsetsum problem

This link's below is not about code breaking, but rather about superposition and distortion and the subsetsum problem - a similer problem than simon's problem.

While the simon-problem is for codebreaking, the subsetsum-problem is used by thieves and in tax fraude.

Death, taxes and distortion

Below is a list of articles and an implementation:

[Subset sum]  Memcomputing NP-complete problems in polynomial time using polynomial resources and collective states (article)
[Schematics]  Intermodulation - Distortion and Feedback.pdf (article)