Information register using endohedral fullerenes in nanotube

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2002-07-10

2010-06-29

Sparks, Donald (Department: 2129)

Data processing: artificial intelligence

Plural processing systems

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ABSTRACT:
An information register stores information represented by the states of endohedral fullerenes in a nanotube. Possible states are spin-states or morphological states, such as endohedral species having intrinsic or induced electric dipole moment or characteristic electric polarizility. The states of successive endohedral fullerenes along the nanotube are coupled by interaction mediated by electrons in the nanotube. The register can be used as part of a quantum computer or a classical computer.

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