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Explore how to realize CNOT and CV Gates as NMR pulses, utilize Pauli Spin Matrices, and construct controlled Phase gates for quantum computation. Learn the basics of single qubit gates and their applications in quantum algorithms.
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Quantum CNOT and CV gates Jacob D. Biamonte
Direction • Realize CNOT and CV Gates as NMR pulses • J. Jones, R. Hansen and M. Mosca, “Quantum Logic Gates and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Pulse Sequences,” J.Magn.Resonance 135, pages 353-360, (1998), quant-ph/9805070.
The goal of single qubit gates are to rotate a vector on the Bloch Sphere Basic building blocks of all single qubit gates: q Alternatively the state of a single qubit may be described in as a density matrix:
Y Z X S e-iφ Common Single Operation Gates (our building blocks): Basic building blocks of all single qubit gates: These can be used to create the Pauli Spin Matrices: The phase shift and controlled Phase shift gates are also important: Controlled Phase gate: Phase gate:
V H V ? ? ? ? R(θ) Common Gates that are often needed in quantum algorithms: Controlled single qubit gates: Controlled Pauli Spin Matrices: σi Other Gates: Hadamard V Gate: H How can we build these useful gates from elementary building blocks?
Z e-iφ Construction of the CNOT Gate: By adjusting the Controlled Phase gate one may build many uses two qubit gates: Φ=π Hadamard: This form allows the construction of many useful gates: <=> H H Z
V S e-iφ Construction of the CV Gate: By adjusting the Controlled Phase gate one may build many uses two qubit gates: Φ=π/2 Hadamard: This form allows the construction of many useful gates: <=> H H S
Toffoli Gate: Now smaller gates can be used to build larger gates: V+ V V
Additional information: • A. Barenco, C. Bennett, R. Cleve, D. DiVincenzo, N. Margolus, P. Shor. T. Sleator, J. Smolin, and H. Weinfurter, Elementary gates of quantum computation, Physical Review A, 52(5):3457-3467, (1995), quant-ph/9503016. • J. Jones, R. Hansen and M. Mosca, “Quantum Logic Gates and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Pulse Sequences,” J.Magn.Resonance 135, pages 353-360, (1998), quant-ph/9805070.