Quantum computing with electrons floating on liquid helium (pp102-107)
        Mark I. Dykman and P.M. Platzman
          doi: https://doi.org/10.26421/QIC1.s-10
Abstracts: We outline a set of ideas for implementing a quantum processor based on technology used in surface acoustic wave (SAW) single-electron transport devices. These devices allow single electrons to be captured from a two-dimensional electron gas by a SAW. We discuss how these devices can be adapted to capture electrons in pure spin states and how both single and two-qubit gates can be constructed. We give designs for readout gates and discuss possible sources of error and decoherence.
Key words: quantum computation, floating electrons on liquid helium