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The compiler optimization thermodynamics

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      This special issue belongs to

    		   Emerging Trends in Chemical Engineering

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      Deadline for Manuscript Submission

    		   March 31st, 2023

      Deadline for Publication

    		  April 15, 2023

    Special Issue Description


    Dear Collegues,



    It is possible to imagine computers as machines that convert free energy into waste heat and computational labor.
    To keep volatile storage devices in a bistable condition, synchronize and standardize signals, and increase switching speed, existing electronic computers use energy that is far beyond the mean thermal energy kT.
    However, new simulations created by Fredkin and Toffoli demonstrate that a computer may theoretically operate at a fixed speed with no energy loss and no inaccuracy. In these models, a simple assembly of straightforward but idealized mechanical components creates a ballistic trajectory isomorphic with the desired computation, a trajectory that was therefore not precisely anticipated by the computer's creator.
    Ballistic models are unreliable in a classical or semiclassical situation because they demand that the components be constructed with absolute accuracy and shielded from thermal noise, which would eventually randomly select the trajectory and create inaccuracies. This undesirable equipartition of the kinetic energy might be avoided by taking advantage of quantum phenomena.

    Keywords

    *kinetic energy *DNA replication *volatile storage *quantum *transcription *zero error *low-potential-energy

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