The rise of single-ion magnets as spin qubits

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Abstract

Recent studies revealed that magnetic molecules with single spin centers showed exciting phenomena related to quantum information processing, such as long quantum coherence times and Rabi oscillations. In this review, we go over these phenomena according to the essential metal ions, from which we can see the development of single-ion magnets as spin qubits is booming, especially quantum coherence times have been significantly enhanced from nanoseconds to hundreds of microseconds in a short period. Hence, the correlations between the molecular structures and quantum coherence are becoming clearer. In this regard, some chemical approaches to designing better spin qubits have been discussed.

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Ding, Y. S., Deng, Y. F., & Zheng, Y. Z. (2016, December 1). The rise of single-ion magnets as spin qubits. Magnetochemistry. MDPI. https://doi.org/10.3390/magnetochemistry2040040

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