Quantum Process Estimation and Gate Fidelity
Quantum process estimation characterizes what a quantum operation actually does. Process tomography, gate fidelity and randomized benchmarking.
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Majorana qubits would store information non-locally in pairs of Majorana zero modes. Their structure, braiding, and the state of the evidence.
Rydberg atoms have highly excited electrons that interact strongly over micrometers. How this enables fast two-qubit gates in atom arrays.
Bosonic qubits store information in the many levels of an oscillator, such as a microwave cavity. Their principles, coherence and scalability.
Hybrid quantum systems combine platforms, such as superconducting qubits with spins or photons, to use each one’s strengths. Types and challenges.
Surface acoustic wave devices can carry quantum information as phonons between qubits. How SAW qubits and couplings work, and their prospects.
Neutral atom quantum computers hold atoms in optical tweezers and entangle them via Rydberg states. How they work and why they scale well.
Donor-based quantum computing uses single phosphorus or other donor atoms in silicon as qubits. How they are placed, controlled and scaled.
Electron spin resonance qubits are controlled with microwave pulses. How spin manipulation works, coherence techniques and current challenges.
Silicon qubits could reuse chip-industry manufacturing. How spin qubits in silicon work, their advantages and the coherence and control challenges.
Quantum acoustics controls sound at the level of single phonons. How acoustic devices couple to qubits and what applications are proposed.
Cavity quantum electrodynamics studies atoms interacting with light trapped between mirrors. Strong coupling, Rabi splitting and uses in computing.