PICC
Thu, 2010-02-25 13:15 - Daniele Binosi
Full Name:
The Physics of Ion Coulomb Crystals
Coordinator:
Giovanna Morigi
Location
Saarland University
66123 Saarbrücken
Germany
49° 14' 56.1228" N, 7° 1' 3.2124" E
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Running time:
2010-06-01 - 2013-05-31
PICC aims to identify tools for controlling ion crystal as their size is scaled up, develop strategies for implementing quantum dynamics of mesoscopic ion Coulomb crystals in a noisy environment and explore the capability of ion Coulomb crystals as quantum simulators. The targeted breakthrough is a ten fold increase in the number of entangled ions available for quantum operation operations. The long-term vision underlying this proposal is to engineer quantum correlations and entanglement in ion Coulomb crystals in order to exploit them for technological purposes of different kinds.
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