On Conway and Kochen's "Thou shalt not clone one bit!"
N. David Mermin

TL;DR
This paper provides a physicist's explanation for why cloning a single quantum bit is fundamentally impossible, strengthening Conway and Kochen's theorem with a more robust argument.
Contribution
It offers a new, stronger version of Conway and Kochen's theorem by providing a physicist's perspective on the impossibility of cloning one quantum bit.
Findings
Cloning one quantum bit is fundamentally impossible.
A stronger theorem than Conway and Kochen's original is established.
The explanation enhances understanding of quantum no-cloning principles.
Abstract
A physicists' explanation of why thou shalt not clone one bit gives a stronger version of Conway and Kochen's theorem.
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TopicsComputability, Logic, AI Algorithms · Statistical Mechanics and Entropy · Artificial Intelligence in Games
