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Not sure if you have this automated or are you doing it by hand, but either way - great work, and please keep doing it! :).



Unfortunately, they didn't mention noise properties in the abstract. Is it present in the paper?

Edit: it is. The device is actually pretty difficult to implement as it requires liquid hydrogen cooling. The noise is shown to be temperature dependent but a full error analysis is not present. Looking forward to further research and an attempt to convert this quantum device to higher temperatures.


I meant 'randomdrake posting relevant DOIs and abstracts all over HN threads discussing things that discuss scientific papers. But thanks for the clarification on the content of this paper :).




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