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Single rare-earth ions are hard to observe and even harder to use as qubits. However, with the help of coupling to an optical cavity and clever engineering of selection rules,… Click to show full abstract
Single rare-earth ions are hard to observe and even harder to use as qubits. However, with the help of coupling to an optical cavity and clever engineering of selection rules, a big step has been taken to establish their new role in the quantum world.
Keywords:
quantum leap;
rare quantum
Journal Title: Nature Physics
Year Published: 2020
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Journal Title: Nature Physics
Year Published: 2020
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