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Long lived correlations between waves in atomic systems at ultralow temperatures can be exploited for efficient quantum computing
Correlations between waves in atomic systems or spin coherences are long-lived at ultralow temperatures, says a new study by scientists who have developed a new technique to measure it. A system with long-lived spin coherences is a better resource as quantum computer. It allows quantum operations and logic gates to be more efficiently implemented so that the system becomes a better quantum sensor compared to systems where coherence is short-lived.
This newly explored property of atomic systems at low temperature can be exploited for efficient quantum sensing and quantum information processing for application in quantum ... Read more