Joint Quantum Seminar, UMD - NIST

Monday, April 10, 2006, 12:30 p.m.
Room 1201, Physics Building, UMD

Spin-Based Qubits: Recent Experiments and Integration Scenarios

Charles Marcus

(Department of Physics, Harvard University)

This talk will describe recent experiments aimed at using electron spin as a holder of a quantum information, for possible use in quantum computing schemes. In the GaAs devices investigated, spin relaxation and dephasing are dominated by hyperfine coupling of a single spin to nuclear spin. Using spin-echo methods, coherence times (T2) exceeding the single qubit operating time by of order 10,000 are obtained. Many challenges still remain. A scheme for integrating this qubit into a large-scale architecture with fault tolerance will also be discussed.

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