Conveners
Architecture II
- Emi Yukawa (CEMS, RIKEN)
Prof.
Hartmut Haeffner
(UC Berkeley)
28/01/2019, 14:30
Qubit architectures
With exceptional coherence and gate fidelities, trapped ions offer unique opportunities to process quantum information. As a consequence quantum algorithms with up to 20 ions have been implemented on trapped-ion quantum computers. To take the next steps will require the research community to take on the engineering challenges as well as exploring improving fundamental aspects.
I will...
Dr
Joshua Isaacs
(UC Berkeley)
28/01/2019, 15:00
Qubit architectures
Electrically neutral dipolar molecules prepared in the absolute ground state represent one of the newest additions to the quantum-information and simulation family tree. Prepared in the lowest rotational state ($N=0$), and in the absence of a polarizing electric field, neutral dipolar molecules lack a lab-frame electric dipole moment (EDM). However, admixing components of higher rotational...
Dr
Machiel Blok
(UC Berkeley)
28/01/2019, 15:30
Qubit architectures
Workshop Talk
Encoding quantum information in the higher energy levels of the transmon circuit provides a hardware efficient way to harness a larger Hilbert space in existing quantum processors while also increasing their connectivity. Furthermore, a network of qutrits (three-level systems) is naturally suited to experimentally demonstrate recently identified connections between high energy physics and...
