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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jun. 08, 2010
Filed:
Aug. 20, 2003
Lloyd Christopher Leonard Hollenberg, Victoria, AU;
Andrew Steven Dzurak, New South Wales, AU;
Cameron Wellard, Victoria, AU;
Alexander Rudolf Hamilton, Forestville, AU;
David J. Reilly, New South Wales, AU;
Gerard J. Milburn, Queensland, AU;
Robert Graham Clark, New South Wales, AU;
Lloyd Christopher Leonard Hollenberg, Victoria, AU;
Andrew Steven Dzurak, New South Wales, AU;
Cameron Wellard, Victoria, AU;
Alexander Rudolf Hamilton, Forestville, AU;
David J. Reilly, New South Wales, AU;
Gerard J. Milburn, Queensland, AU;
Robert Graham Clark, New South Wales, AU;
Quocor Pty. Ltd., , AU;
Abstract
Ionisation of one of a pair of dopant atoms in a substrate creates a double well potential, and a charge qubit is realised by the location of one or more electrons or holes within this potential. The dopant atoms may comprise phosphorous atoms, located in a silicon substrate. A solid state quantum computer may be formed using a plurality of pairs of dopant atoms, corresponding gate electrodes, and read-out devices comprising single electron transistors.