Quantum-assisted and Quantum-based Solutions in Wireless Systems

Abstract

In wireless systems there is always a trade-off between reducing the transmit power and mitigating the resultant signal-degradation imposed by the transmit-power reduction with the aid of sophisticated receiver algorithms, when considering the total energy consumption. Quantum-assisted wireless communications exploits the extra computing power offered by quantum mechanics based architectures. This paper summarizes some recent results in quantum computing and the corresponding application areas in wireless communications.

Review paper, published in the Special Centennial Celebration Issue of Proceedings of the IEEE, 10 pages, 2 figures

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