Theoretical Design of Silicon-Based Nanostructures for Spin Qubits

Silicon spin quantum bits (qubits) are promising for large-scale integration in fault-tolerant quantum computers. However, key spin qubit properties are closely linked to the atom-level characteristics of Si-based nanostructures. This paper discusses our progress in using the atomistic empirical pseudopotential method (EPM) to study and tailor Si-based nanostructures with excellent properties suitable for spin qubits, particularly involving valleys of electron qubits and spin-orbit coupling (SOC) of hole qubits.

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2025-03-09
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https://doi.org/10.1109/edtm61175.2025.11040968
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Quantum and electron transport phenomena
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Theoretical Design of Silicon-Based Nanostructures for Spin Qubits

Jun‐Wei Luo, Yang Liu, Shan Guan
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Theoretical Design of Silicon-Based Nanostructures for Spin Qubits

Jun‐Wei Luo, Yang Liu, Shan Guan
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Silicon spin quantum bits (qubits) are promising for large-scale integration in fault-tolerant quantum computers. However, key spin qubit properties are closely linked to the atom-level characteristics of Si-based nanostructures. This paper discusses our progress in using the atomistic empirical pseudopotential method (EPM) to study and tailor Si-based nanostructures with excellent properties suitable for spin qubits, particularly involving valleys of electron qubits and spin-orbit coupling (SOC) of hole qubits.

Chinese Academy of Sciences (CN), Institute of Semiconductors (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 88%
Quantum and electron transport phenomena
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