... search, so that quantum computing can not only compete with, but far outperform, classical computing on large scale problems. One of the most promising ways to possibly do this is with ion traps.`
... quantum computing research. Now, a novel ion trap geometry demonstrated at the National Institute ... 100 kilohertz and 10 megahertz.
The new trap also might be placed in the focus of a parabolic (cone ...
... faster than today’s computers. NIST’s new trap with a junction solves a key engineering issue ... properties, which are critical to information processing.
The new ion trap, a rectangle roughly 5 by 2 ...
Physicists have demonstrated a new ion trap that enables ions to go through an intersection at temperatures ... a step toward scaling up trap technology to build a large-scale quantum computer using ions.
... alternative of their own. Sodium-like tungsten ions could pepper—and conveniently monitor—the hot plasma ... gold. The researchers used NIST's electron beam ion trap (EBIT), which employs an electron beam ...
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NIST researchers Joseph Tan and colleagues hope to implement this approach experimentally in their Electron Beam Ion Trap Facility. The idea would be to strip an atom of all its electrons, cool it ...
... fidelity quantum gates in ion traps, according to Schmiedmayer. Ion traps were the first devices where ... Now with high fidelity quantum operations, ion traps are the ideal platform to build and research ...
... only 0.0364 Da. Although this very small measurement proved to be an obstacle for the ion trap, it was not a problem for the Orbitrap." Material for mass spectrometry sequence analysis was also sent ...
... , even when separated in space. Each pair of ions behaves like two balls connected ... micrometers apart and are located in different zones of an ion trap. The scientists created the desired entangled ...
... Science Express,* overcomes significant hurdles in scaling up ion-trapping technology from small demonstrations to larger ... 1), (2) store qubit data in ions, (3) perform logic operations on one or two ...
