Sentence examples for unitary operations from inspiring English sources
We propose a scheme to perform arbitrary unitary operations on a single electron spin qubit in a quantum dot.
The graphical representations of unitary operations occurring in VOC treatment processes are presented: VOC condensation on a cool coil, adsorption or regeneration of an adsorber.
Moreover, it is invariant under orthogonal transformations, but generally not under unitary operations, since the latter may alter the polarization state and, consequently, the dimensionality of the light.
The additional direct access to the register that was required in the qubus architecture, and analogous qudit model, is replaced by local unitary operations on the ancilla and, in the case of ADQC, ancilla measurements.
In practice the achievable filter order is typically limited by the number of unitary operations in the control sequence; one may increase ((p-1)) at the cost of increasing n.
As a first application, we pursue the construction minimizing the number (n = 2^{m(N }) of unitary operations in the synthesized sequence such that error suppression is still attainable.
(38) This shift operator is a unitary operation and it can be realized experimentally by using fundamental quantum gates [6, 20].
A comment is also made on implementing the unitary operation in the method.
The software package Qcompiler (Chen and Wang 2013) provides a general quantum compilation framework, which maps any given unitary operation into a quantum circuit consisting of a sequential set of elementary quantum gates.
The unitary operation is favored by the concentration potential difference between them, but also by the miscibility of the systems formed in both phases.
Using well-known quantum gate decompositions45,46, we first decomposed the controlled-unitary operations in Fig. 1b,c into single-qubit rotations and controlled-NOT gates (Supplementary Fig. S1), where the elementary gates can be implemented using a combination of radio-frequency (RF) pulses and evolutions under the spin spin J-couplings (for example, see refs 36,37).
