Experimental implementation of heat-bath algorithmic cooling using solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance

J. Baugh (), O. Moussa, C. A. Ryan, A. Nayak and R. Laflamme
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J. Baugh: Institute for Quantum Computing
O. Moussa: Institute for Quantum Computing
C. A. Ryan: Institute for Quantum Computing
A. Nayak: Institute for Quantum Computing
R. Laflamme: Institute for Quantum Computing

Nature, 2005, vol. 438, issue 7067, 470-473

Abstract: Cool it A vital ingredient in the physical implementation of quantum computing is the ability to initialize the quantum carriers of information (qubits) to a known state and to keep them ‘cool’. The use of a powerful form of cooling, called heat-bath algorithmic cooling, is now reported in a promising quantum information processing system based on manipulating nuclear magnetic resonance in a malonic acid crystal.

Date: 2005
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