Methods for single qubit gate teleportation

Details Methods for single qubit gate teleportation Methods for single qubit gate teleportation

2006-03-28

2006-03-28

Mai, Anh Duy (Department: 2814)

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process

Having superconductive component

C438S962000, 37, 37, C505S190000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07018852

ABSTRACT:
A method for performing a single-qubit gate on an arbitrary quantum state. An ancillary qubit is set to an initial state |I>. The data qubit is coupled to an ancillary qubit. The state of the ancillary qubit is measured, and the data qubit and the ancillary qubit are coupled for a first period of time. A method for applying a single-qubit gate to an arbitrary quantum state. A state of a first and second ancillary qubit are set to an entangled initial state |I>. A state of a data qubit and the first ancillary qubit are measured thereby potentially performing a single qubit operation on the arbitrary quantum state. A first result is determined. The first result indicates whether the single qubit operation applied the single qubit gate to the arbitrary quantum state.

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