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Reversible computing

Reversible computing is any model of computation where every step of the process is time-reversible. This means that, given the output of a computation, it is possible to perfectly reconstruct the input. In systems that progress deterministically from one state to another, a key requirement for reversibility is a one-to-one correspondence between each…

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Reversibility

Relation to thermodynamics

Physical reversibility

Logical reversibility

Reversible Turing machines (RTMs)

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Reversible computing

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related to Further reading · 44
Reversible computing → Alain, American Scientist, April, Backwards, CF, Computer, Computers That Can Run, Computing, Computing Depends, CRC Press, Denning, Frank, Glück, IEEE Spectrum, Introduction, ISBN, Journal, Klaus-Jörn, Lange, Lewis
see also · 14
Reversible computing → Adiabatic, Application, Cellular, Computer, Computing, Low-power, Maximum, Process, Quantum, Software, Technique, Thought, Type, Universal
related to External links · 13
Reversible computing → Adiabatic/Reversible Classical ComputingOpen-source, Engineering Issues, Frank, FSU, International Workshop, Introductory, Michael, MIT, Physics, Reversible Computation, Sandia, UF, Workshop
related to Reversible Turing machines (RTMs) · 9
Reversible computing → An RTM, Formal, RTM, RTMs, The, This, TM, Turing, While
related to Physical reversibility · 4
Reversible computing → Hamiltonian, In, Landauer's, The

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Reversible computingrelated to External linksIntroductory0.60section
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Reversible computingrelated to External linksReversible Computation0.60section
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Reversible computingrelated to External linksPhysics0.60section
Reversible computingrelated to External linksEngineering Issues0.60section

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