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Spin-bearing molecules as optically addressable platforms for quantum technologies.

Senthil Kumar Kuppusamy¹, David Hunger^1,2, Mario Ruben^1,3,4

¹Institute for Quantum Materials and Technologies (IQMT), Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Karlsruhe, Germany.

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Molecular systems offer a versatile platform for quantum technologies. Researchers are chemically designing optically addressable spin qubits for advanced quantum hardware applications.

Keywords:

optica and spin coherence organic molecules quantum technologies qubits rare-earth ion complexes transition metal complexes

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Area of Science:

Quantum mechanics
Materials science
Molecular engineering

Background:

Quantum hardware development relies on quantum mechanical principles.
Novel material platforms are sought to enhance quantum technology functionalities.
Optically addressable qubits are crucial for quantum information processing.

Purpose of the Study:

To discuss optically addressable spin-bearing molecules for quantum applications.
To highlight recent advancements in molecular qubit design and functionality.
To explore the potential of molecular systems in quantum sensing, communication, and computing.

Main Methods:

Review of organic molecules, transition metal (TM), and rare-earth ion (REI) complexes.
Discussion of chemical tuning for optical and spin properties.
Highlighting techniques for optical spin initialization, readout, and coherent storage.

Main Results:

Demonstration of chemical tuning for quantum coherence in spin qubits.
Successful optical spin initialization and readout achieved.
Advancements in intramolecular quantum teleportation and photonic-enhanced addressing.

Conclusions:

Optically addressable spin-carrying molecules are promising scalable building blocks for quantum hardware.
Molecular design offers tailored properties for qubits and quantum sensors.
These molecules have significant potential in quantum sensing, communication, and computing.