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Metascientists, research offices and AI-oversight researchers. What a claim is worth. Ignorance audits, epistemic repair and legibility, calibration and confidence, what an AI-assisted result actually establishes, consilience across fields, and research integrity as a measurable property.
Qubits. Qubit devices, control and readout Tagged papers: 19.
Shor's Algorithm and the Unproven Premise: An Assumption Audit of the Quantum Factoring Narrative
Shor's 1994 algorithm proves FACTORING ∈ BQP, but the claim that this constitutes a quantum advantage requires the additional unproven premise FACTORING ∉ BPP. This paper decomposes Shor's claim architecture into nine assumptions spanning number theory, computational complexity, and quantum physics.…
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