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SS2026/Quantum Computing/1. Introduction/Introduction.md

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 Light waves overlap and interfere with each other.
 Same amplitude = reinforcement
 Different amplitude = cancel each other out
+
+With single photons the same happens!
+Photons are in superposition between two paths
+Possibilities interfere with each other
+
+
+## What is a quantum computer?
+Classical Bits = 0 or 1
+Quantum Computer uses qubits = superposition between 0 and 1
+-> Variables that have all possible values at the same time!