The thermodynamics of computation—a review
By Charles H. Bennett. 1982
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Citations in the corpus
- Optimal Ordered Problem Solver (2002, neutral): “…0.003) prepares the foundations: Instruction c3 pushes 3; dec decrements this; boostq takes the result 2 as an argument (interpreted as an address) and thus boosts the probabilities of all components of the 2nd frozen program, which happens to be the previously found universal 1 n 2 n -solver.”
- Statistical Mechanics: Entropy, Order Parameters, and Complexity (2021, unknown): “It can be tiny for small undercoolings.(15)”
- Algorithmic Self-Assembly of DNA (2006, background): “Bennett (1982) goes farther and imagines designing a set of enzymes to simulate the operation of an arbitrary Turing Machine, but these ideas were never implemented because of the difficulty of designing enzymes de novo.”
- Biomolecular computing systems: principles, progress and potential (2012, methodology): “A hypothetical autonomous Turing machine made of RNA molecules and modifying enzymes was put forward as an example of an energy-efficient computer 45 .”
- Physical one-way functions (2001, background): “Bennett [71] has pointed out that, for a thermodynamic ensemble, the average Kolmogorov complexity is equal to the statistical ensemble entropy.”
- Nonequilibrium Thermodynamics of Chemical Reaction Networks: Wisdom from Stochastic Thermodynamics (2016, background): “Also, since transient signals in CRNs can be used for computation [118] and have been shown to display Turing-universality [119– 122], one should be able to study the thermodynamic cost of chemical computing [123].”
- QUANTUM KOLMOGOROV COMPLEXITY AND ITS APPLICATIONS (2006, background): “Bennett [8] and later Zurek [19] showed that the Ko-mogorov complexity of the microstates of a system is a fundamental quantity in the thermodynamics analysis of such problems.”
- The resource theory of informational nonequilibrium in thermodynamics (2013, background): “Bennett was perhaps the first to suggest that an initialized memory tape was capable of storing work (Bennett, 1982).”
- An Introduction to Kolmogorov Complexity and Its Applications (1993, unknown): “[35] Let x be a finite binary sequence of length n with Ii = Xl + X2 + .”
- Thermodynamics of information (2015, background): “Using the definition of mutual information (see Box 2), the nonequilibrium free energy (8) of the compound system when there is no interaction energy can be readily expressed as”
- Physical One-Way Functions (2002, background): “Bennett [71] has pointed out that, for a thermodynamic ensemble, the average Kolmogorov complexity is equal to the statistical ensemble entropy.”