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Quantum Information Processing Based on Cavity QED with Mesoscopic Systems

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Directions in Quantum Optics

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Recent developments in quantum communication and computing [1]–[3] stimulated an intensive search for physical systems that can be used for coherent processing of quantum information. It is generally believed that quantum entanglement of distinguishable quantum bits (qubits) is at the heart of quantum information processing. Significant efforts have been directed towards the design of elementary logic gates, which perform certain unitary processes on pairs of qubits. These gates must be capable of generating specific, in general entangled, superpositions of the two qubits and thus require a strong qubit-qubit interaction. Using a sequence of single and two-bit operations, an arbitrary quantum computation can be performed [2].

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Lukin, M., Fleischhauer, M., Imamoğlu, A. (2001). Quantum Information Processing Based on Cavity QED with Mesoscopic Systems. In: Carmichael, H.J., Glauber, R.J., Scully, M.O. (eds) Directions in Quantum Optics. Lecture Notes in Physics, vol 561. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-40894-0_18

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