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Quantum Information Processing and Quantum Simulations with Trapped Ions

R. Blatt

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The use of trapped ions for quantum information processing is reviewed. Quantum simulations employ well controlled quantum systems to make predictions on another quantum system under investigation. With trapped ions quantum relativistic effects and spin systems are simulated.

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The use of trapped ions for quantum information processing is reviewed. Quantum simulations employ well controlled quantum systems to make predictions on another quantum system under investigation. With trapped ions quantum relativistic effects and spin systems are simulated.

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The use of trapped ions for quantum information processing is reviewed. Quantum simulations employ well controlled quantum systems to make predictions on another quantum system under investigation. With trapped ions quantum relativistic effects and spin systems are simulated.

Key concepts: Trapped ion quantum computer, Quantum, Ion, Quantum information processing, Quantum information, Physics, Quantum simulator, Quantum sensor

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