Conveners
Architecture I
- Nathan Shammah (RIKEN)
Prof.
Seigo Tarucha
(RIKEN CEMS / University of Tokyo)
1/28/19, 11:30 AM
Qubit architectures
To date basic techniques of implementing spin-based quantum computing have been developed using quantum dots, including single and two-qubit gates, initialization and readout. But improving the operation fidelity as well as increasing the qubit number is still a challenge in realizing fault-tolerant quantum computing. We have developed a fast gating technique for Si quantum dots to operate the...
Dr
Keiji Ono
(RIKEN)
1/28/19, 12:10 PM
Qubit architectures
Spin qubits are attractive building blocks for quantum computers. Si is a promising host material for spin qubits since it could enable long coherence, high-density integration, and high compatibility with classical computers. Spin qubits have been implemented in Si using gate-defined quantum dots or shallow impurities. However, these qubits must be operated at temperatures <0.1 K, limiting...
Dr
Emi Yukawa
(CEMS, RIKEN)
1/28/19, 12:35 PM
Qubit architectures
We propose a scheme to generate macroscopic superposition states (MSSs) of two classically distinct states in spin ensembles where a coherent driving field is applied to accelerate the process of generating MSSs via a nonlinear interaction [1]. The numerical calculation demonstrates that this approach allows one to generate a superposition of coherent spin states (CSSs) of the spin ensemble...
