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Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computation with Quantum Emitters
Linear optics is one of the earliest hardware candidates for quantum computation. It offers several key advantages: robustness against decoherence, compatibility with quantum communication, and room-temperature operation. However, its development has faced significant challenges. Most notably the su
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