>>250

I am not really into quantum computing, but I'm also looking for a link. If the grid is the superposition, we need to be able to collapse the grid and make it point to the answer with the highest probability. But how? VQC told us to focus on the gaps, so maybe they could be some kind of vectors, which can add up and point is the right direction.

Again, I'm a complete newfag when it comes to quantum computing. But I'm intrigued by the numbers. I will be mostly lurking, as I gather the active anons are at a further understanding than I am.

>>266

I don't know if this holds up for other sequences, but in yours I found a*b - sqrt(((a+b)/2)-1) < 0 for your first part. If it equals 0 it's a perfect square. And when it is 0 it goes over to the other row.

Again I don't know if this holds up for anything other than your example.