Yuval Oreg

Title: Yuval Oreg: Quantum Computing Invention

Introduction

Yuval Oreg is an inventor associated with Rehovot, Israel. His work includes a patent application describing a quantum computing device that uses superconductivity, carbon nanotubes, and spin-orbit coupling. The supplied information lists 1 patent.

Latest Patents

Oreg’s listed patent, “Quantum Computing Device,” describes two related device configurations. One combines a carbon nanotube with a superconducting substrate in quantum proximity to the nanotube and a magnet that provides a longitudinal magnetic field. The substrate’s pairing correlation matrix has a substantial spin-triplet component oriented perpendicular to the nanotube.

The other configuration uses at least three superconducting substrates and a non-superconducting structure made from a material whose closed electron trajectories experience strong spin-orbit coupling. The structure is in quantum proximity to the substrates, and the sum of the phase differences between their order parameters is at least π.

Career Highlights

The supplied career information associates Oreg with Yeda Research and Development Co. Ltd. and the University of Copenhagen. His listed patent focuses on device architectures that bring together superconducting materials and quantum effects.

Collaborations

Oreg’s listed coworkers include Omri Lesser and Adiel Stern. Their names are associated with the collaborative research context provided for his work.

Conclusion

Yuval Oreg’s listed invention explores superconducting and spin-related approaches to quantum computing, reflecting the technical focus of his patent work.