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Quantum Dot Quantum Computation Simulator
Performs simulations of quantum dot quantum computation using a model Hamiltonian with an on-site magnetic field and modulated inter-dot exchange interaction.
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Abstract
QuDoSim is quantum dot quantum computation simulator. An abstract Hamiltonian is used to model an array of coupled quantum dots. Through the use of time dependent on-site magnetic fields and inter-dot exchange interaction, arbitrary single qubit gates and the two qubit square root of SWAP gate can be realized. From this universal set, additional gates are constructed for simulation. The tool provides a set of preset quantum gates that a user can use to gain intuition into the quantum operations. Various outputs are generated to help visualize each operation such as a dynamic Bloch sphere representation of each qubit and pair-wise qubit concurrence, a measure of entanglement.
In the future, the tool will be extended to support arbitrary specification of quantum circuits through a quantum hardware description language. With this capability, a user can link classical computing constructs with operations such as a Grover iteration.
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Credits
Brian Sutton developed the GUI and MATLAB simulation framework.
Sabre Kais and Supriyo Datta provided insight and direction for the project.
References
D. Loss and D. P. Divincenzo, "Quantum computation with quantum dots," ''Phys. Rev. A.'', vol. 57, pp. 120-126, Jan 1998.
A. Ekert and A. Kay, ''Requirements for a Quantum Computer'', pp. 315-348. Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH, 2008.
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