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A Near Deterministic Plasmonic Quantum Zeno Gate using Graphene Nanoribbons

I. Alonso Calafell, J. D. Cox, M. Radonjic, J. García de Abajo, L. A. Rozema, and P. Walther

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Abstract

The scalability of photonic quantum-computation is limited by the low success probability of two-qubit logic gates. We propose a root-SWAP gate based on graphene nanoribbons, where the strong two-plasmon absorption boosts its success above 90%.

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