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For questions about physical implementations of a quantum algorithm or other quantum information protocol. DO NOT use for questions about simulation or emulation of quantum computers, or cloud-based quantum computing services like the IBM Q Experience.
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Good review articles on microwave hardware for superconducting qubit quantum computing?
I am trying to find some review articles on the microwave hardware used in superconducting qubit quantum computing.
So far, most papers that I found seem to be high level overviews, e.g., Multilayer m …
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Why is it important to perform optical quantum computing with ONLY linear components?
The main achievement of the KLM protocol is demonstrating that quantum computing can be done with only linear optical elements, i.e., beam splitters, phase shifters, single-photon sources, and photo-d …
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