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LOCATION:5310 Chamberlin Hall
SUMMARY:Quantum computing with semiconductor spins\, R. G. Herb Conden
 sed Matter Seminar\, Edwin Barnes\, Virginia Tech
DESCRIPTION:Recent years have witnessed enormous progress toward the d
 evelopment of quantum computers---novel devices that exploit quantum m
 echanics to perform tasks far beyond the reach of the world’s best s
 upercomputers. Qubits based on semiconductor spins are particularly pr
 omising because of their long coherence times and prospects for scalin
 g up to large processors by leveraging the existing semiconductor elec
 tronics infrastructure. However\, many fundamental challenges related 
 to decoherence\, controllability\, and device architecture remain. I w
 ill describe our efforts to address these challenges on multiple front
 s using smart control schemes\, dynamical stabilization with Floquet p
 hysics\, and entanglement generation between remote spins.
URL:https://www.physics.wisc.edu/events/?id=6852
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