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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Reversible Circuits"”.

  1. Minimization of lines in reversible circuits

    Reversible computing has been theoretically shown to be an efficient approach over conventional computing due to the property of virtually zero power dissipation. A major concern in reversible circuits is the number of circuit lines or qubits which are a limited resource. In this thesis we explore …

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  2. Formal Verification Techniques for Reversible Circuits

    … power consumption can be minimized by the use of reversible logic instead of conventional combinational circuits. Theoretically, reversible circuits do not consume any power (or consume minimal power) when performing computations. This is achieved by avoiding information loss across the circuit. …

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  3. Quantum circuit analysis using analytic functions

    … part of this thesis is contribution to study reversible classical CNOT gates and their binary inputs and outputs with reversible cir cuits. Furthermore, a reversible classical Toffoli gates are considered, as well as implementation of a Boolean expression with classical CNOT and Toffoli gates. …

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  4. Ternary Max-Min algebra with application to reversible logic synthesis

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