An experimental physicist who coauthored a programmable neutral-atom quantum computer demonstration. Focused light beams addressed individual qubits in a two-dimensional array, while interactions between Rydberg atoms enabled entangling operations. The experiment combined quantum logic gates into quantum algorithms, testing whether a collection of controlled chemical atoms could execute complete circuits.[ref]
Multi-qubit entanglement and algorithms on a neutral-atom quantum computer by T. M. Graham and others. Abstract: scanned addressing beams, hyperfine qubits and programmable gate-model algorithms
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