Bad Apple!! on ATOMS

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:44 Simple Quantum States
04:14 Rydberg Qubits
05:45 Laser Cooling is Awesome
07:17 Gate-based Quantum Computing
09:43 Analog-mode Quantum Computing
12:16 Dammit, video.
12:27 Not going broke
14:18 P and NP
18:43 Very Real News
19:43 NP-Hard Problems
22:00 The Final Product

Other bad apple videos:

Music:
FTL Soundtrack - Ben Prunty
Bad Apple!! - Alstroemeria Records

Sources:

[marknolledo]

Physics, mathematics, AND Bad Apple? I'm down.

[superjez]

This video is a superposition of bad and apple.

[DThorn]

I love how even at such low resolution a lot of the frames can still be identifiable to their source image. Now I'm just waiting for some madlad to come around and use TEM to make some stop motion of it with real metal atoms.

[destiny_]

From quality of video i would never have guessed you only have 55 subscribers, way underrated

[thoughticality]

This explained quantum computers to me so understandably! Thank you for the superb effort you put into this video, it definitely helped me out a lot!

[SystemGlitch]

Came for bad apple, stayed for the ungodly amount of information

[Uthael_Kileanea]

0:00 - Before the first second ticked, I recognized the music from FTL. Nostalgia hit. Thanks.

[Autopawn]

This is a masterclass, I finally could understand the P=NP thing and a bit of the quantum state notations. Thank you!

[ComBOT]

best rendition of this by FAR amazing video dude!

[menjolno]

matpat: "no anime waifu is hotter than the math on the next page..." or something like that

[lilihahattl]

Yes! Physics and maths in a bad apple video, I love it!

[tzimmermann]

Duude! That's what the Internet was for (before it all went to sh*it). That's an instant subscription from me.

[Amonimus]

I feel mentioning quantum computer in the title would make it even more impressive.
I've also finally understood how quantum computers work.

[darklord]

Somehow this clicked more than a lot of other physics videos for me. Visually at least what is going on down there at those tiny scales. I still can't do the complex math required to truly understand it. But it gave a pinhole of light in a unlit cave. If it would help you make better vids in the future, the "aha!" moment came in at the Rydberg Qubits section, and clicked even more when you explained the doppler laser cooling in the next part. Makes you really appreciate relativity. Seems like every time it leads back to Einstein. Every. Damn. Time. Seriously cool vid though.

[Oler-yxxj]

The day has come! The video itself was fun to watch as well)

[petevenuti]

Im going to have to come back to this when I'm littlew more awake...

[supermuffinbros]

Really great video, there's like 3 videos worth of subjects in here and it's all really interesting and well explained.
It seems like you've sped up your voice in the first section of the video. I'd maybe recommend not doing so (or at least not as much), since humans are kinda tuned to how people talk normally which can make the effect distracting at times or make certain sentences more difficult to understand.

[LittleWhole]

Amazing video. How'd you make the animation for NP-Hard Problems?

[puilp]

Came here for the memez, left with a degree in quantum computing & algorithmic complexity

[petevenuti]

I'd be great uf you could go over all these math symbols and explain what they mean so that they might stop looking like random squiggles..