Noise suppression and long-range exchange coupling for gallium arsenide spin qubits
arXiv:1706.03771
Abstract
This thesis presents the results of the experimental study performed on spin qubits realized in gate-defined gallium arsenide quantum dots, with the focus on noise suppression and long-distance coupling.
PhD thesis, supervised by Charles M. Marcus and Ferdinand Kuemmeth, submitted to the PhD School of the Faculty of Science, University of Copenhagen in June 2017, 223 pages, 92 figures
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