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doi:10.1088/0953-8984/16/16/N01

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Limitations of silicon devices for quantum computing

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There is considerable interest in the use of silicon devices as qubits for quantum computing. The existence of nuclear spin in a silicon isotope and the complex band structure of silicon are unfavourable for this application of silicon devices.

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