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Chinese Physics Letters

Generation of Two-Atom Maximal Entanglement and Quantum Information Transfer via Microtoroidal Cavity-Atom System

鲍日焰, Xiaohua Wang, 黄衍堂

Published Jan 1, 2010• 0 citations
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Abstract

我们与 ultrahigh-Q toroidal microcavities 在 resonation 经由二个相同原子为在二个原子之间的二原子的最大地纠缠的状态和量信息转移的产生建议一个计划。[从作者抽象]

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