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Patent US10333048


Issued 2019-06-25

Universal Topological Quantum Computers Based On Majorana Nanowire Networks

In this disclosure, example networks of coupled superconducting nanowires hosting MZMs are disclosed that can be used to realize a more powerful type of non-Abelian defect: a genon in an Ising×Ising topological state. The braiding of such genons provides the missing topological single-qubit π/8 phase gate. Combined with joint fermion parity measurements of MZMs, these operations provide a way to realize universal TQC.



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  • 1. A universal topological quantum computing device comprising: a plurality of semiconductor-superconductor heterostructures configured to have a twist defect in an Ising x Ising topological state.

  • 11. A universal topological quantum computer comprising: one or more semiconductor-superconductor hetero structures configured to have holes with gapped boundaries in an Ising×Ising topological state, where Ising is the time-reversed conjugate of the Ising state.

  • 12. A universal topological quantum computing device comprising multiple two-spin unit cells, each two-spin unit cell comprising two pairs of a superconducting-semiconducting heterostructure, wherein a pair of the superconducting-semiconducting heterostructure comprises: a first superconducting island on which a first semiconducting nanowire is located; and a second superconducting island on which a second semiconducting nanowire is located, the first superconducting island being substantially perpendicular to the second superconducting island and being coupled to one another via a Josephson junction.