Erwin Schrödinger Center for Quantum Science & Technology (ESQ)

Martin Ringbauer: Title: High-dimensional Quantum Information Processing

Quantum computers promise to revolutionize information processing in the 21st century. Yet, today's quantum computers almost entirely generalize the binary logic of classical computers. However, the quantum systems underlying this technology are not binary. These systems naturally occupy high-dimensional Hilbert spaces and must be artificially constrained to a two-level subspace. The goal of this project is to move beyond this restrictive paradigm and unlock the potential of native high-dimensional quantum information processing in a state-of-the-art ion-trap quantum computer.

Martin Ringbauer has stayed on as a Post Doc (with a Marie Curie Individual Fellowship grant) in Rainer Blatt's research group.