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Researchers at Princeton model a quantum world with limited complexity gains
ECOSYSTEM·Nov 5, 2026·1 MIN READ

Researchers at Princeton model a quantum world with limited complexity gains

Princeton & Kyoto researchers modeled proofs of quantumness and oblivious state preparation, finding they coexist even if P=NP or BQP=QCMA.

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Published Nov 5, 2026

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Princeton & Kyoto researchers modeled proofs of quantumness and oblivious state preparation, finding they coexist even if P=NP or BQP=QCMA.

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