Nobel Lecture¶
Wineland, D. J. (2013). Nobel Lecture: Superposition, Entanglement, and Raising Schrödinger's Cat. Reviews of Modern Physics, 85(3), 1103-1114.
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- Coherence Breakdown Under External Interaction
- Quantum error correction and decoherence engineering in IBM, Google, and IonQ quantum processors: Modern quantum computers battle decoherence by designing multi-qubit systems with engineered isolation (dilution refrigerators at millikelvin temperatures, magnetically shielded enclosures, on-chip filtering).
This sourceDescribes experimental control of trapped-ion quantum states, long coherence times, and the decoherence challenges in scaling quantum information. SUPPORTS the QEC-cycle/coherence-time (D13-167) and trapped-ion-long-coherence (D13-171) claims. NOTE: original entry's title was wrong ("Quantum computing in an era of noisy quantum devices" — not Wineland's); corrected to the actual Nobel-lecture title.
- Quantum error correction and decoherence engineering in IBM, Google, and IonQ quantum processors: Modern quantum computers battle decoherence by designing multi-qubit systems with engineered isolation (dilution refrigerators at millikelvin temperatures, magnetically shielded enclosures, on-chip filtering).
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