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Chinese Physics Letters

Experimental Realization of Perfect Discrimination for Two Unitary Operations

刘建军, 洪治

Published Jan 1, 2008• 0 citations
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Abstract

我们试验性地证明在由使用顺序的计划的二单一的操作之间的完美的辨别由 Duan 等求婚了[Phys。加快。Lett。98 (2007 ) 100503 ] 也，我们显示出怎么理解计划并且在 Bloch 范围的图画为二维的操作计算参数。[从作者抽象]

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