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Date 17-20 Nov 1994

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The Boltzmann entropy and randomness tests

Phase transitions and coarse-grained search

The complexity and entropy of Turing machines

Toward an information mechanics

Computational spacetimes

Encoded arithmetic for reversible logic

Impact of locality and dimensionality limits on architectural trends

Analog computation with continuous ODEs

A reversible instruction set architecture and algorithms

Necessary and sufficient conditions for reversibility in one dimensional cellular automata

On physical models of neural computation and their analog VLSI implementation

Space and time in computation, topology and discrete physics

Quantum waveguide structures and devices

Research toward nanoelectronic computing technologies in Japan

Can quantum computers have simple Hamiltonians?

Some results on invertible cellular automata

Evolution, entropy, and parallel computation

Space, time, logic, and things

On a method of solving SAT efficiently using the quantum Turing machine

Coupling computations through space

Entropy cost of information

Quantum cellular automata: the physics of computing with arrays of quantum dot molecules

Reversible logic issues in adiabatic CMOS

Quantum oblivious transfer is secure against all individual measurements

A fast algorithm for entropy estimation of grey-level images

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