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Quantum error correction using multiple nitrogen-vacancy center qubits

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Publication Date2024-10-01
JournalJournal of Physics Conference Series
AuthorsHammad. A. Quraishi, Muhammad Aziz Majidi

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Abstract Quantum error correction (QEC) is crucial for protecting quantum information from the decoherence caused by the interaction between the system and the environment. Many QEC techniques and algorithms have been proposed and demonstrated in various physical platforms at low temperatures, such as superconducting circuits, Rydberg’s atoms, and trapped ions. At room temperature, the QEC realization with nitrogen-vacancy (NV) centers in diamond has become very attractive due to the promising nature of the centers that have a relatively long spin coherence time and can be initialized and read out optically. Here, we investigate the potential realization of a simple repetitive three-qubit QEC scheme in which three NVs are coupled via dipolar coupling. A single NV qubit has been protected using two other coupled NVs which act as ancilla qubits. In this configuration of three NVs, a single NV qubit is protected from bit or phase-flip errors. This work paves the way for realizing five-qubit QEC with NVs at room temperature to preserve a qubit against any arbitrary single-qubit error.

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