Brokered graph-state quantum computation
Using the <em>graph-state</em> approach to quantum computation, one can avoid the need for complex array nanostructures in which quantum bits (qubits) interact directly. Instead one can employ simple 'atom-like' nanostructures, coupled over macroscopic distances via optical emi...
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| author | Fitzsimons, J Benjamin, S Browne, D Morton, J |
| author_facet | Fitzsimons, J Benjamin, S Browne, D Morton, J |
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| description | Using the <em>graph-state</em> approach to quantum computation, one can avoid the need for complex array nanostructures in which quantum bits (qubits) interact directly. Instead one can employ simple 'atom-like' nanostructures, coupled over macroscopic distances via optical emissions. Here, we describe a robust coupling procedure, which we call <em>brokering</em>, that is especially well suited to nanostructures bearing both nuclear and electron spins. We describe how this approach can be implemented with N−V centre materials. |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:72a7819d-4d2c-4fff-86f0-d9ab0d83f5702022-03-26T19:51:28ZBrokered graph-state quantum computationJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:72a7819d-4d2c-4fff-86f0-d9ab0d83f570Symplectic Elements at OxfordIOP Publishing2006Fitzsimons, JBenjamin, SBrowne, DMorton, JUsing the <em>graph-state</em> approach to quantum computation, one can avoid the need for complex array nanostructures in which quantum bits (qubits) interact directly. Instead one can employ simple 'atom-like' nanostructures, coupled over macroscopic distances via optical emissions. Here, we describe a robust coupling procedure, which we call <em>brokering</em>, that is especially well suited to nanostructures bearing both nuclear and electron spins. We describe how this approach can be implemented with N−V centre materials. |
| spellingShingle | Fitzsimons, J Benjamin, S Browne, D Morton, J Brokered graph-state quantum computation |
| title | Brokered graph-state quantum computation |
| title_full | Brokered graph-state quantum computation |
| title_fullStr | Brokered graph-state quantum computation |
| title_full_unstemmed | Brokered graph-state quantum computation |
| title_short | Brokered graph-state quantum computation |
| title_sort | brokered graph state quantum computation |
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