Non-Spin State Quantum Computation: A Benchmarking Experimental Scheme

Jincheng Zhang

Published Sep 3, 2026• 0 citations

Abstract

This paper presents a novel experimental scheme for quantum computation utilizing non-spin states, specifically electronic orbital states, as quantum bits (qubits). The core claim is that leveraging non-spin states offers a pathway to simplify qubit fabrication and manipulation, ultimately enhancing the scalability of quantum computing. This scheme focuses on establishing a benchmarking experimental framework to validate the computational capabilities of such a system. The proposed methodology avoids the complexities often associated with controlling and maintaining the delicate quantum states of spins. Instead, it proposes utilizing precisely controlled electronic orbital states, offering a potentially more manageable system for early-stage quantum computation. The presented framework includes a detailed description of the experimental setup, the quantum gates being implemented, and the methods for verifying the computational outcomes. The potential impact of this approach on the future of quantum computing is discussed, emphasizing the shift towards more accessible and scalable quantum technologies.

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.22269242

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