Finite topological superconductors host nonlocal Cooper pairs tied to hybridized Majorana end modes, revealed by identical low-frequency normal and anomalous Green's functions with strong end-to-end nonlocality.
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Quantum frustration protects the qubit from Ohmic noise and some sub-Ohmic noise but fails against common 1/f noise, causing spontaneous symmetry breaking and decoherence.
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Nonlocal Cooper pairs in finite topological superconductors and their relation to Majorana nonlocality
Finite topological superconductors host nonlocal Cooper pairs tied to hybridized Majorana end modes, revealed by identical low-frequency normal and anomalous Green's functions with strong end-to-end nonlocality.
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Quantum Frustration as a Protection Mechanism in Non-Topological Majorana Qubits
Quantum frustration protects the qubit from Ohmic noise and some sub-Ohmic noise but fails against common 1/f noise, causing spontaneous symmetry breaking and decoherence.