Quantum computing using shortcuts through higher dimensions B. P. Lanyon1 , M. Barbieri1 , M. P. Almeida1 , T. Jennewein1,2 , T. C. Ralph1 , K. J. Resch1,3 , G. J. Pryde1,4 , J. L. O’Brien1,5 , A. Gilchrist1,6 - Linda Smith - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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Date: 2008-04-01 20:17:34 Applied mathematics Controlled NOT gate Quantum error correction Quantum gate Qubit Quantum circuit Quantum computer Toffoli gate Ancilla Quantum information science Theoretical computer science Quantum mechanics		Quantum computing using shortcuts through higher dimensions B. P. Lanyon1 , M. Barbieri1 , M. P. Almeida1 , T. Jennewein1,2 , T. C. Ralph1 , K. J. Resch1,3 , G. J. Pryde1,4 , J. L. O’Brien1,5 , A. Gilchrist1,6 & A. G. Add to Reading List Source URL: arxiv.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 518,07 KB Share Document on Facebook

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