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Quantum Computing using MAGIC with Trapped Atomic Ions

I. Boldin, H. J. Briegel, V. Dunjko, E. Esteki, N. Friis, G. S. Giri, T. F. Gloger, M. Johanning, D. Kaufmann, P. Kaufmann, A. Kraft, B. Okhrimenko, M. Porst, Th. Sriarunothai, S. Wölk, and Ch. Wunderlich

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Abstract

A programmable quantum computer based on trapped ions interacting via magnetic gradient induced coupling (MAGIC) together with elements for scaling quantum computing – transport of ions and a novel trap for 2D ion arrays – are reported.

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