Los múltiples rostros de la simulación cuántica

RODRIGUEZ VICTOR

Workshop; 2do Workshop sobre Simulación y Modelos; 2013

Since the important work of Richard Feynman in the beginning of the 80s, reflections on the possibilities of developing quantum computation have grown in an uninterrupted way. This activity has been displayed in different modes: special algorithms, rangeof Turing computability, physical basis of computation, degrees of tractability of the problems and computational complexity, models around qbits, among others. In particular, the attempts to clarify the constraints produced by the physical evolution of quantum systems and their intrinsic instability. In the last years, as a consequence of these scientific researches, several views on quantum simulation have been articulated. Some of them intend to elaborate useful strategies for practical and theoretical domains of natural sciences. The purpose of this talk is to present some epistemological facets of this dynamics.