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200 00$aQuantum simulation experiments with superconducting circuits
210   $cKIT Scientific Publishing$d2018
215   $a1 online resource (III, 149 p. p.)
225 1 $aExperimental Condensed Matter Physics / Karlsruher Institut für Technologie, Physikalisches Institut
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330   $aWhile the universal quantum computer seems not in reach for the near future, this work focusses on analog quantum simulation of intriguing quantum models of light-matter interactions, with the goal of achieving a computational speed-up as compared to classical hardware. Existing building blocks of quantum hardware are used from superconducting circuits, that have proven to be a very suitable experimental platform for the implementation of model Hamiltonians at a high degree of controllability.
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610   $aFestko?rperphysik
610   $aQuantenbits
610   $aQuantenmechanik
610   $aQuantensimulation
610   $aquantum bit
610   $aquantum computation
610   $aQuantum simulation
610   $asolid state physics
610   $asuperconductivity
610   $aSupraleitung
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