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      <description> Contributors to the Qubit Zoo  William Kalfus Yariv Yanay Yun-Pil Shim  </description>
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      <description>Qubit Todo Please make suggestions in comments below!
Semiconducting - [x] Quantum Dot (Loss-DiVincenzo) - Kane donor - [x] Exchange only (3) - DFSubsystem - RX - [x] AEON - ARX - QUEC - Cluster - Charge quadrapole - Spin in gradient - Spin-orbit - Singlet-Triplet  Superconducting - 0-pi - - [x] Fluxonium - Transmon - Tunable coupler (MIT, Google) - Flux - Phase - Charge - Heavy fluxonium - Phase-slip qubit - Rhombi - Gradiometric Flux - Encoded microwave free - DFS - Weak-link  Super-Semi - Gatemon  Ions - Cirac Zoller - Molmer Sorenson - Gaia - driven</description>
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      <description>qubits are the physical embodiment of a quantum two-level system, which both holds the quantum information and computes on it. One-qubit and two-qubit physical gates, also called quantum operations, change the state of each qubit and of the machine in total. Qubits are quantum because those operations can result in a superposition of so-called basis states (usually chosen as &amp;ldquo;0&amp;rdquo; and &amp;ldquo;1&amp;rdquo;), where the qubit really is in two states at the same time.</description>
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Why can&amp;rsquo;t I search for qubits? Why aren&amp;rsquo;t there different views? There are filter and search capabilities, they just don&amp;rsquo;t work on a mobile browser at this time. Here are a few other views that may be useful.
 By view: LIST By type: SUPER, SEMI, IONS, OTHER  Why do we need a qubit zoo? Qubits improve based on the knowledge gained from previous qubit proposals and realizations.</description>
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