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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Measurement-based quantum computation"”.
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Measurement-based quantum computation with cluster states
In this thesis we describe the one-way quantum computer (QCc), a scheme of universal quantum computation that consists entirely of one-qubit measurements on a highly entangled multi-particle state, the cluster state. We prove universality of the QCc, describe the underlying computational model and …
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Benchmarking measurement-based quantum computation on graph states
Measurement-based quantum computation is a form of quantum computing that operates on a prepared entangled graph state, typically a cluster state. In this dissertation, we will detail the creation of graph states across various physical platforms using different entangling gates. We will then …
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Relative performance of measurement-based quantum computation models under noisy conditions
… the analysis of two similar models of measurement-based quantum computation subject to noise, individually and in comparison to one another, to determine if one hosts any innate advantage over the other.
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Many-body entanglement in gapped quantum systems : representation, classification, and application
Entanglement is a special form of quantum correlation that exists among quantum particles and it has been realized that surprising things can happen when a large number of particles are entangled together. For example, topological orders emerge in condensed matter systems where the constituent 1023 …
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System characterisation under experimental constraints
Physically realising quantum computation is our long term goal. Currently characterising and verifying quantum states is a hard problem. Verification is necessary in order to understand and control quantum systems. There are also issues in the physical realisation of these systems, the apparatus …