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Nanomechanical qubit could be highly stable

25 Aug 2021 Isabelle Dumé
Diagram of the nanomechanical resonator
Robust oscillator The nanomechanical resonator. (Courtesy: F. Pistolesi/University of Bordeaux)
A quantum bit based on a vibrating carbon nanotube and a pair of quantum dots could be unusually res

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