Encoding and error suppression for superconducting quantum computers
AssigneesD-Wave Systems Inc., University of Toronto
InventorsDaniel Lidar, Lian-Ao Wu, Alexandre Blais
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AssigneesD-Wave Systems Inc., University of Toronto
InventorsDaniel Lidar, Lian-Ao Wu, Alexandre Blais
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The present invention involves a quantum computing structure, comprising: one or more logical qubits, which is encoded into a plurality of superconducting qubits; and each of the logical qubits comprises at least one operating qubit and at least one ancilla qubit. Also provided is a method of quantum computing, comprising: performing encoded quantum computing operations with logical qubits that are encoded into superconducting operating qubits and superconducting ancilla qubits. The present invention further involves a method of error correction for a quantum computing structure comprising: presenting a plurality of logical qubits, each of which comprises an operating physical qubit and an ancilla physical qubit, wherein the logical states of the plurality of logical qubits are formed from a tensor product of the states of the operating and ancilla qubits; and wherein the states of the ancilla physical qubits are suppressed; and applying strong pulses to the grouping of logical qubits.
A quantum computing structure, comprising:
The quantum computing structure of claim 29, wherein the size of the mesoscopic transistor island is less than the inelastic scattering length of the Cooper pairs of the single Cooper pair transistor.
A method of quantum computing, the method comprising:
The method of claim 64, wherein reading out the state of a logical qubit includes reading out the state of an operating qubit.
A method of error correction for a quantum computing structure comprising:
A quantum computing structure, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.