A framework maps any analytic function P(x,y) to a harmonic potential whose radio-frequency null lines exactly follow P=0, enabling cusp, contact, and lattice trap networks.
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Sunlight produces polarization-entangled photons through SPDC, achieving concurrence 0.905, fidelity 0.939, and Bell violation S=2.54 exceeding the classical limit.
A new compiler for surface codes on QCCD trapped-ion hardware shows that 2-ion traps outperform larger traps in logical clock speed and hardware efficiency, beating prior compilers by 3.8X on average.
Bayesian PSR with Gaussian processes and GradCoRe accelerates VQE SGD by reusing observations and minimizing per-step costs while reducing to standard PSR in special cases.
A 3D-printed micro-ion trap with an enlarged loading zone improves hot-ion capture by keeping the Mathieu-q parameter low enough for effective laser cooling without lowering RF voltage.
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Field configurations for field-free RF trap networks
A framework maps any analytic function P(x,y) to a harmonic potential whose radio-frequency null lines exactly follow P=0, enabling cusp, contact, and lattice trap networks.
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Generating quantum entanglement from sunlight
Sunlight produces polarization-entangled photons through SPDC, achieving concurrence 0.905, fidelity 0.939, and Bell violation S=2.54 exceeding the classical limit.
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Architecting Scalable Trapped Ion Quantum Computers using Surface Codes
A new compiler for surface codes on QCCD trapped-ion hardware shows that 2-ion traps outperform larger traps in logical clock speed and hardware efficiency, beating prior compilers by 3.8X on average.
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Bayesian Parameter Shift Rule in Variational Quantum Eigensolvers
Bayesian PSR with Gaussian processes and GradCoRe accelerates VQE SGD by reusing observations and minimizing per-step costs while reducing to standard PSR in special cases.
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Design and fabrication of a micro-ion trap with a 3D-printed loading zone for improved hot-ion capture
A 3D-printed micro-ion trap with an enlarged loading zone improves hot-ion capture by keeping the Mathieu-q parameter low enough for effective laser cooling without lowering RF voltage.