{|border="0" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" | | |- | colspan=2|11. Algorithms |- | | |- |11.10.+c |Quantum complexity theory |- |11.20.+a |Role of entanglement in quantum algorithms |- |11.30.+h |Factoring, hidden subgroup |- |11.40.+s |Quantum search |- |11.50.+m |Quantum maps, quantum chaos |- |11.60.+g |Quantum games, strategies |- |11.70.+w |Quantum random walks |- |11.80.+e |Spectral evaluation |- |11.90.+m |Quantum template matching |- |11.95.+o |Other algorithms |- | | |- | colspan=2|12. Simulations |- | | |- |12.10.+i |Simulations of many-body interactions |- |12.20.+h |Optimal simulation of few-qubit Hamiltonians |- |12.30.+u |Universal quantum simulators with specific systems (e.g. trapped ions, optical lattices, etc.) |- |12.40.+e |Efficient classical simulation of quantum computations |- | | |- | colspan=2|13. Defeating errors |- | | |- |13.10.+n |Effects of noise and imperfections |- |13.20.+e |Quantum error correction |- |13.30.+t |Fault-tolerant quantum computation |- |13.40.+d |Decoherence-free subspaces / noiseless subsystems |- |13.50.+d |Dynamical / algebraic decoupling / recoupling |- |13.60.+p |Geometric / topological protection |- |13.70.+f |Quantum feedback / filtering and control |- |13.80.+a |Errors and chaos |- | | |- | colspan=2|14. Models and Architectures |- | | |- |14.10.+c |Quantum circuit model |- |14.20.+a |Quantum cellular automata |- |14.30.+t |Quantum Turing machine |- |14.35.+i |Initialization of quantum registers |- |14.40.+m |Measurement-based quantum computation |- |14.50.+a |Adiabatic quantum computation |- |14.60.+g |Geometric/topological and holonomic quantum computation |- |14.70.+p |Post-selected quantum computation |- |14.80.+f |Quantum computation with fixed couplings |- |14.90.+l |Quantum computation with limited local control |- |14.95.+p |Probabilistic quantum computation |- | | |- | colspan=2|15. Implementations: Quantum Optics |- | | |- |15.10.-p |Quantum Optics: Physical qubits |- |15.10.El |Electrons |- |15.10.Ie |Ions: electronic states |- |15.10.Iv |Ions: vibrational states |- |15.10.Ne |Neutral atoms: electronic states |- |15.10.Nv |Neutral atoms: vibrational states |- |15.10.Ry |Rydberg atoms |- |15.10.Ph |Photons |- |15.10.Qd |Quantum dots |- |15.10.En |Atomic ensembles |- |15.10.Mo |Molecules |- |15.20.-e |Quantum Optics: Experimental systems |- |15.20.Pt |Penning traps (planar and circular) |- |15.20.Lp |Linear Paul traps |- |15.20.Ml |Micro-fabricated lithographic traps |- |15.20.Ol |Optical lattices |- |15.20.Mc |Magnetic atom chips |- |15.20.Oc |Optical atom chips |- |15.20.Lo |Linear optics |- |15.20.Ca |Cavity QED |- |15.20.Ro |Readout techniques in quantum optics |- | | |- | colspan=2|16. Implementations: condensed matter |- | | |- |16.10.-p |Condensed Matter: Physical qubits |- |16.10.Ec |Electrons in solids: charge |- |16.10.Es |Electrons in solids: spin |- |16.10.Sc |Spin chains |- |16.10.Is |Ions in solids |- |16.10.Ns |Nuclear spins |- |16.10.Jn |Josephson nanodevices |- |16.10.Ex |Excitons |- |16.10.Po |Polaritons |- |16.20.-e |Condensed Matter: Experimental system |- |16.20.De |Electrically realized quantum dots |- |16.20.Db |Band-gap modulation quantum dots |- |16.20.Sr |Electron spin resonance |- |16.20.Re |Rare-earth-ion-doped crystals |- |16.20.Ln |Liquid NMR |- |16.20.Pd |Atomic donors in semiconductor substrates |- |16.20.Ec |Endohedral C60 on surfaces |- |16.20.Ih |Isotopically engineered heterostructures |- |16.20.Ns |QD nuclear spin ensembles |- |16.20.Cq |Charge qubits |- |16.20.Pq |Phase qubits |- |16.20.Fq |Flux qubits |- |16.20.Sq |Superconducting qubits coupled to resonators |- |16.20.Cp |Cooper pair box |- |16.20.Dc |Defect centers in diamonds |- |16.20.Rc |Readout techniques in condensed matter |- | | |- | colspan=2|17. Other implementations |- | | |- |17.10.+n |Nanotubes and nanowires |- |17.20.+m |Single-domain magnetic particles |- |17.30.+e |Electrons on helium films |- |17.40.+d |Molecular spin / dipole arrays |- |17.50.+h |Quantum Hall systems |- |17.60.+r |Nanomechanical resonators |- |17.70.+s |Spectral hole burning |- |17.80.+h |Hybrid systems |- |17.90.+s |Surface-acoustic-wave-based quantum computer |- | | |- | colspan=2|18. Decoherence Studies |- | | |- |18.10.+b |System-bath interaction (harmonic bath, spin bath) |- |18.20.+s |Electron spins in semiconductors (phonons, nuclear spins) |- |18.30.+a |Atoms close to surfaces / in laser fields or cavities |- |18.40.+n |Electromagnetic noise on trapped ions |- |18.50.+p |Electric and phonon noise in semiconductors |- |18.60.+d |Disentanglement via dissipation / dephasing |- |18.70.+s |Decoherence in solid state systems |- |18.80.+d |Quantum dissipation systems |- |- |}

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