Bioreaction Quantum Computing without Quantum Diffusion

Volume 10 No 4 (2012)

Kevin B. Clark

Abstract

Debate exists over whether or not adherence to quantum statistical mechanics and emulation of quantum information properties are sufficient criteria for biocomputations to be classified as quantum processes. A noteworthy example at the scale of intact life forms making social decisions can be found in “lower” eukaryotes. Ciliates learn to group Ca2+-dependent behavioral strategies into heuristics which they then use to signal mating status after physical contacts from presumed suitors and rivals

Keywords

autocatalytic intracellular Ca2+ waves, Bose-Einstein condensation, fire-diffuse-fire reactions, Grover’s quantum search algorithm, classical and quantum diffusion terms

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