Entangling neutral atoms for quantum information processing
We review recent proposals for performing entanglement manipulation via cold collisions between neutral atoms. State-dependent, time-varying trapping potentials allow one to control the interaction between atoms, so that conditional phase shifts realizing a universal quantum gate can be obtained wit...
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author | Calarco, T Briegel, H Jaksch, D Cirac, J Zoller, P |
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description | We review recent proposals for performing entanglement manipulation via cold collisions between neutral atoms. State-dependent, time-varying trapping potentials allow one to control the interaction between atoms, so that conditional phase shifts realizing a universal quantum gate can be obtained with high fidelity. We discuss possible physical implementations with existing experimental techniques, for example optical lattices and magnetic micro-traps. © 2000 Taylor and Francis Ltd. |
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spelling | oxford-uuid:a1c14c4b-2d7c-4e8b-8fd5-eefc74cf4b9b2022-03-27T02:15:21ZEntangling neutral atoms for quantum information processingJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:a1c14c4b-2d7c-4e8b-8fd5-eefc74cf4b9bEnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford2000Calarco, TBriegel, HJaksch, DCirac, JZoller, PWe review recent proposals for performing entanglement manipulation via cold collisions between neutral atoms. State-dependent, time-varying trapping potentials allow one to control the interaction between atoms, so that conditional phase shifts realizing a universal quantum gate can be obtained with high fidelity. We discuss possible physical implementations with existing experimental techniques, for example optical lattices and magnetic micro-traps. © 2000 Taylor and Francis Ltd. |
spellingShingle | Calarco, T Briegel, H Jaksch, D Cirac, J Zoller, P Entangling neutral atoms for quantum information processing |
title | Entangling neutral atoms for quantum information processing |
title_full | Entangling neutral atoms for quantum information processing |
title_fullStr | Entangling neutral atoms for quantum information processing |
title_full_unstemmed | Entangling neutral atoms for quantum information processing |
title_short | Entangling neutral atoms for quantum information processing |
title_sort | entangling neutral atoms for quantum information processing |
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