Systems, devices, and methods for controllably coupling qubits

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2011-02-01

2011-02-01

Pert, Evan (Department: 2826)

Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices, circuits, and

Specific identifiable device, circuit, or system

Superconductive device

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07880529

ABSTRACT:
A coupling system may include first and second magnetic flux inductors communicatively coupled to a Josephson junction of an rf SQUID. The coupling system may allow transverse coupling between qubits. A superconducting processor may include at least one of the coupling systems and two or more qubits. A method may include providing first, second and third coupling structure to control the coupling system.

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