Omri Lesser

Title: Omri Lesser and His Work in Quantum Computing

Introduction

Omri Lesser is an inventor associated with Rehovot, Israel. His patent work concerns quantum computing devices that use superconductivity, carbon nanotubes, and spin-orbit coupling.

Latest Patents

The provided information lists one patent for Omri Lesser: “Quantum computing device.” The invention describes a device comprising a carbon nanotube, a superconducting substrate in quantum proximity to the nanotube, and a magnet that provides a longitudinal magnetic field along the nanotube. The substrate’s pairing correlation matrix has a substantial spin-triplet component perpendicular to the nanotube.

The patent also describes a configuration with at least three superconducting substrates and a non-superconducting structure whose electrons experience strong spin-orbit coupling along closed trajectories. The sum of the phase differences between the substrates’ order parameters is at least π. These arrangements are presented as components of quantum computing devices.

Career Highlights

Lesser’s listed affiliations include Yeda Research and Development Co. Ltd. and the University of Copenhagen. The available information does not specify his roles or dates of association with these organizations.

Collaborations

His listed coworkers include Yuval Oreg and Adiel Stern. Their names are associated with Lesser’s professional and research context in the provided information.

Conclusion

Omri Lesser’s listed invention explores superconducting and spin-related structures for quantum computing, reflecting a research focus on device architectures that combine carbon nanotubes, superconductors, and spin-orbit coupling.