A donor-cluster array architecture in silicon uses shared electrons and natural hyperfine distributions for individual spin addressability, tunable inter-cluster exchange, and high-fidelity gates to enable scalable quantum computing.
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Spin-dependent magnetotunneling corrections preserve and create new sweet spots for hole spins in double quantum dots, explaining observations in shuttling and cQED experiments.
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Scalable Spin Qubit Architecture with Donor-Cluster Arrays in Silicon
A donor-cluster array architecture in silicon uses shared electrons and natural hyperfine distributions for individual spin addressability, tunable inter-cluster exchange, and high-fidelity gates to enable scalable quantum computing.
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Sweet-spot protection of hole spins in sparse arrays via spin-dependent magnetotunneling
Spin-dependent magnetotunneling corrections preserve and create new sweet spots for hole spins in double quantum dots, explaining observations in shuttling and cQED experiments.