Non-adaptive measurement-based quantum computation using a qudit GHZ state

Jinwon Yoo; Stefania Sciara; Nicola Montaut; Agnes George; Roberto Morandotti

doi:10.1364/quantum.2025.qm2a.6

January 1, 2025

Non-adaptive measurement-based quantum computation using a qudit GHZ state

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Non-adaptive measurement-based quantum computation demonstrates the effectiveness of qudit GHZ states.
Findings highlight unique nonlocal characteristics of multipartite high-dimensional entangled systems through quantum computation.
This research utilizes a frequency-time-entangled three-qutrit GHZ state in its experimental framework.
Application of such high-dimensional entangled systems could advance the field of quantum information processing.

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Demonstration reveals nonlocal characteristics of multipartite high-dimensional entangled systems using qudits.

Abstract

We demonstrate non-adaptive measurement-based quantum computation using a frequency-time-entangled three-qutrit GHZ state. The findings highlight the effectiveness of qudit GHZ states in quantum computation and reveal the nonlocal characteristics of multipartite high-dimensional entangled systems.

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Yoo et al. (2025) studied this question.

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