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It is widely believed that quantum computers cannot solve NP-complete problems, but it has never been proven. As a matter of fact, it hasn't even been proven that P≠NP - do that and you'll earn a million dollar (and everlasting fame, whatever seals the deal for you:))!
Mar 14, 2021
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