Steven A Moses

Title: Steven A. Moses and Trapped-Ion Quantum Computing

Introduction

Steven A. Moses is an inventor based in Broomfield, Colorado, whose patent work concerns quantum computing and trapped-ion systems. He is associated with Quantinuum LLC and is named on 1 patent.

Latest Patents

Moses’s patent, “Coherent De-excitation of Atomic Object Crystal Motional Modes to Facilitate Transport in a Trapped-Ion Quantum Computer,” describes methods and systems for reducing coherent motion in atomic-object crystals during transport operations.

The invention controls voltage sources to apply waveforms to an array of electrodes in an atomic-object confinement apparatus. These waveforms perform transport operations and de-excite at least one coherent motional mode of the crystal. The patent also describes determining shim waveforms through parameterization and calibration of the confinement apparatus.

Career Highlights

Moses’s listed patent reflects work on a practical challenge in trapped-ion quantum computing: managing unwanted motion as ion crystals are transported. The disclosed approach uses calibrated electrode waveforms to support controlled transport and motional-mode de-excitation.

Collaborations

The patent information names Matthew Swallows and Ivaylo Madjarov as coworkers associated with Moses’s work. The invention is connected with Quantinuum LLC.

Conclusion

Steven A. Moses’s patent focuses on waveform-based control of ion-crystal transport and coherent motion, contributing to the engineering methods used in trapped-ion quantum computing.