Realization of the Cirac-Zoller controlled-NOT quantum gate

Article Abstract:

The Cirac-Zollar proposal for the scalable quantum computer, which has the potential to perform certain computational tasks more efficiently, is based on a string of trapped ions whose electronic states represent the quantum bits of information. A controlled-NOT quantum gate according to the Cirac-Zollar proposal is implemented.

Usage, Electric properties, Nuclear magnetic resonance, Gates (Electronics)

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Implementation of the Deutsch-Jozsa algorithm on an ion-trap quantum computer

Article Abstract:

Techniques developed for nuclear magnetic resonance have been adapted to implement the Deutsch-Josza algorithm on an ion-trap quantum processor. Researchers in Austr ia and the US used as qubits the electronic and motional states of a single calcium ion, confirming the potential of using trapped ions for quantum computation.

Austria, Science & research, Molecular computing

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Delicate information

Article Abstract:

Quantum computing will be established when it becomes possible for a single atom to store the information of a single bit. Research indicates that it will eventually be possible to control and manage the technology to construct and run larger-scale quantum computers with a high level of efficiency.

Quantum theory, Quantum mechanics

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