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Chinese Physics Letters

Quantum State Transfer in Trapped-Ion-Cavity Systems

郭裕, 廖洁桥, 匡乐满

Published Jan 1, 2007• 0 citations
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Abstract

我们在在洞领域(光子) 之中由三模式的 cross-Kerr-like 相互作用在洞由单个套住的离子组成的一个系统学习信息转移和纠纷转移, centre-of-mass 运动(声子) 和在羔羊 Dicke 和大 detuning 政体的套住的离子的内部状态。

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