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Abstract: This paper present the first QUBO formulations for the Snake-in-the-box (SITB) and Coil-in-the-box (CITB) problems. Both formulations are also capable of solving the NP-Hard problems of ...

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Cambridge-based Riverlane produces a chip that detects and corrects the errors currently holding back quantum computing - Copyright AFP HENRY NICHOLLS Cambridge-based ...

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