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Multiple-Valued DNA-Quantum Computing

Hafiz Md. Hasan Babu

Published Aug 29, 2023• 0 citations
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Abstract

DNA computing performs computations using biological molecules rather than traditional silicon chips. It has more advantages over conventional computers. Multiple-valued DNA-Quantum computing is an integrated computing system where the first portion of computation is performed in the multiple-valued DNA computing system and the rest of the computation is performed in the multiple-valued quantum computing system. The general organization of the multiple-valued DNA-Quantum computing system is similar to the Quantum-DNA system. The first component is the DNA computing system and the last component is the quantum computing system. Besides, multiple-valued DNA cache memory is used to store the output DNA information from the DNA computing system. The concept of multiple-valued Quantum-DNA and DNA-Quantum computing is almost identical. But the key differences lie in their general organizations and their applications. Just like multiple-valued Quantum-DNA computing, multiple-valued DNA-Quantum computing can perform operations super expeditiously along with a massive storage facility.

DOI
10.1201/9781003381938-4

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