Understanding the 5 DiVincenzo Criteria for a Scalable Quantum Computer

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The discussion revolves around the 5 DiVincenzo Criteria for a scalable quantum computer, focusing on the search for reliable sources and references. Participants express a need for information to support academic writing.

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  • One participant requests information on the 5 DiVincenzo Criteria for a scalable quantum computer, indicating a need for reliable references for a paper.
  • Another participant suggests a specific URL as a starting point for finding the criteria.
  • A different participant mentions a book, "Quantum Computing and Linear Algebra" by Mikio Nakahara, which discusses the 5 DiVincenzo Criteria and additional criteria.
  • One participant notes that the original post was made over three years ago, implying a potential lack of relevance or updates in the discussion.

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Hey everyone,

Does anyone know the 5 DiVincenzo Criteria for a scalable Quantum Computer?

I am writing a paper, and can't seem to find a good link containing all of them.

Thanks
 
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Thanks a lot Doc Al!
 
G01 said:
Hey everyone,

Does anyone know the 5 DiVincenzo Criteria for a scalable Quantum Computer?

I am writing a paper, and can't seem to find a good link containing all of them.

Thanks

hi
there are many paper and link about 5 Di Vincenzo for scalable quantum computer.you can refer to Quantum computing and Linear algebra by Mikio Nakahara. in this book is also discussed about two other criteria.
 
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