Donval Ariela
Gross Noam
Oron Moshe
2018-05-14
<p>Quantum computation uses qubit in superposition and entanglement states providing more sophisticated computation ability regarding today’s computers. For that purpose of developing a novel computer concept exploiting quantum dynamics at the nanoscale, we joined an EC H2020 program consortium named COPAC [<a href="#_edn1">[i]</a>]. We propose to analyze the nonlinear 2 dimensional optical response of assembled nanostructures in solid arrays to a sequence of short laser pulses. Based on 2D maps of the stimulated emission we implement a novel paradigm for parallel information processing. Within the COPAC project, we, in KiloLambda, will develop the device nanostructure and engineering design</p>
<p>This work is supported by the FET open H2020 EC project COPAC, #766563</p>
<p>[1] COPAC = Coherent Optical PArallel Computing; consortium: ULg: University of Liège; HUJI: Hebrew University of Jerusalem Israel; UNIPD: University of Padua; CNR: Italian National Research Council; PB: ProbaYes Software; KL: KiloLambda Technologies.</p>
<p><a href="http://www.copac-fet.eu/">http://www.copac-fet.eu/</a></p>
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This work is supported by the FET open H2020 EC project COPAC, #766563
https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2299961
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Quantum computer, nanostructure, nanophotonics, parallel information processing
Lasers pumped Quantum Dynamics in Nanostructured arrays for Computing
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