ERC Starting Grant · 2019
Quantum information transfer between hole spins and topological states
The promise of universal quantum computation stems from the remarkable behaviour of quantum states and the challenge is to gain control over their fragile nature. In topological quantum computation, information can be encoded nonlocally on Majorana states to provide inherent protection against noise, but operation is restricted to the trivial Clifford group. Spins in quantum dots do provide universal logic, but interactions are short-ranged. I propose to study the question whether these platforms can be united to overcome their limitations as a path toward large-scale quantum computation. The grand goal of this project is, therefore, to coherently transfer quantum information between spin…
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