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Electron-hole symmetry in quantum dots shows promise for quantum computing – Physics World

Electron-hole symmetry in quantum dots shows promise for quantum computing – Physics World
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Christoph stampferSebastian staacksAachen university

Graphene Quantum Dots Exhibit Near Perfect Particle-Hole Symmetry

Graphene Quantum Dots Exhibit Near Perfect Particle-Hole Symmetry
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Christoph stampferFabian hasslerAachen university germanyAachen universityNational institute for materials science japanInstitute for quantum informationHelmholtz nano facilityQuantum informationNational instituteMaterials science

Symmetric Graphene Quantum Dots for Future Qubits

Quantum dots in semiconductors such as silicon or gallium arsenide have long been considered hot candidates for hosting quantum bits in future quantum processors.

Fabian hasslerQ simon wegenerMegan craigChristoph stampferSemiconductors industryInstitute for quantum informationAachen universityQuantum devicesQuantum informationIndustry focus

Symmetric graphene quantum dots for future qubits

Symmetric graphene quantum dots for future qubits
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Christoph stampferFabian hasslerGerman research foundationEuropean research councilAachen universityInstitute for quantum information at forschungszentrumEuropean union horizonQuantum informationEuropean unionGraphene flagshipQuantum computing

Near Perfect Particle-hole Symmetry in Graphene Quantum Dots

Researchers at RWTH Aachen University and Forschungszentrum Jülich have uncovered important characteristics of double quantum dots in bilayer graphene, an increasingly promising material for possible applications in quantum technologies.

United kingdomPaul diracChristoph stampferSkyla bailySebastian staacksAachen universityQuantum devices groupAlso knownMaterials industry focusExperimental physics