Method for quantum computing

Details Method for quantum computing Method for quantum computing

2007-10-02

2007-10-02

Hirl, Joseph P (Department: 2129)

Data processing: artificial intelligence

Adaptive system

C706S012000, C706S045000

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10156537

ABSTRACT:
A method for quantum computing uses entangled resource states which include in particular a class of highly entangled multi-particle states. These so-called cluster states can serve as a quantum computer. The resource states can be implemented with ultra-cold atoms in optical lattices or similar systems. A universal set of quantum gates, the CNOT gate and arbitrary one-system rotations, can be implemented by performing one-system measurements only. Further, a way of quantum information processing beyond the network scheme is provided.

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