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Unconventional Geometric Phase Shift-based Quantum Phase Gates in Ion-trap System

Ying-Qiao Zhang

Published Jun 20, 2009• 0 citations
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Abstract

We propose a scheme to generate a quantum phase gate based on the interaction of the trapped ions with the laser beams. In this scheme, the ions are excited by two lasers with different frequencies ω+υ-δ and ω-υ+δ, simultaneously.

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