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Desarrollamos un nodo de red cuántica usando centros de vacío de silicio en diamante, logrando más de 2 segundos de tiempo de memoria. Este avance hace avanzar la comunicación cuántica de larga distancia y repetidores cuánticos escalables.

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  • Ciencia de la información cuántica
  • Física del estado sólido
  • La nanofotónica

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  • La comunicación cuántica de larga distancia requiere nodos de memoria cuántica con interfaces ópticas eficientes y duraciones de memoria extendidas.
  • Los dispositivos cuánticos integrados son cruciales para construir redes cuánticas escalables.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Realizar un nodo de red integrado de dos qubits para la comunicación cuántica.
  • Para investigar el potencial de los centros de vacío de silicio en el diamante para aplicaciones de memoria cuántica.

Principales métodos:

  • Fabricación de un nodo de red integrado de dos qubits utilizando centros de vacío de silicio (SiV) dentro de las cavidades nanofotónicas de diamante.
  • Utilizando el espín del electrón SiV como un qubit de comunicación y el espín nuclear de silicio-29 acoplado como un qubit de memoria.
  • Ejecución de operaciones de enredamiento de electrones-fotones y núcleos-fotones a temperaturas criogénicas.

    • Principales resultados:

    • Logrado un tiempo de memoria cuántica superior a 2 segundos para el qubit de espín nuclear.
    • Se han demostrado puertas de enredo de electrones y fotones a temperaturas de hasta 1,5 Kelvin.
    • Se han demostrado puertas de entrelazamiento núcleo-fotón a temperaturas de hasta 4,3 grados Kelvin.
    • Implementación de una detección eficiente de errores en las puertas nucleares de espín fotónico utilizando el espín del electrón como un qubit de bandera.

    Conclusiones:

    • El nodo de red integrado de dos qubits desarrollado es prometedor para repetidores cuánticos escalables.
    • La plataforma ofrece interfaces ópticas eficientes y largos tiempos de memoria esenciales para las redes cuánticas.
    • Las capacidades de detección de errores mejoran la fiabilidad de las operaciones de memoria cuántica.