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Online Appendix to ``The Cost Frontier of Cryptographically Relevant Quantum Computing: Capital Intensity, Technological Expectations, and Security Investment'"

Craig S Wright

Published May 11, 2026• 0 citations
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Stand-alone supplementary material / Replication filesPrepared for Research PolicyNote on stand-alone reading. This document is intended to be readable independentlyof the main manuscript. Every symbol, model expression, and definition usedin any proof or computation is restated within this document. Numerical results arereproducible from the replication package accompanying the main manuscript.

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10.5281/zenodo.20121386

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