These results open a pathway for engineering
coupled qubits (quantum bits) within a single nanostructure.
Not exact matches
«If you have strong
coupling you can exchange quantum information between
qubits, light, and particles, which can serve as quantum memory.»
At an extremely low temperature of around -273 degrees centigrade, magnons, i.e., quanta of the fluctuations in the magnet, coherently
couple with the
qubit through the electromagnetic field of the cavity.
He and his colleagues have taken a step toward such control, JILA's Bradley Moores told the meeting, by showing that they could simultaneously
couple a single
qubit to SAWs of several frequencies.
Importantly, it allows quantum bits (or «
qubits»)-- the basic unit of information in a quantum computer — to be placed hundreds of nanometres apart and still remain
coupled.
By
coupling several
qubits together on a D - Wave Two TM quantum optimizer, without changing the hardware of the device, these
qubits act effectively as one
qubit that experiences a lower temperature.
Although nearest - neighbour exchange
coupling of two spins has been demonstrated, the interaction of spins via microwave - frequency photons could enable long - distance spin — spin
coupling and connections between arbitrary pairs of
qubits («all - to - all» connectivity) in a spin - based quantum processor.
The control over the electron wavefunction requires interfaces which lead to the loss of bulk properties of the
qubit due to physical processes like the valley - orbit
coupling, exchange, and many - body effects in coherent
coupling.