Lecture

Coherent Control of Single Electron Spin

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Description

This lecture covers the coherent control of a single electron spin, discussing mechanisms like spin-orbit interaction and other electrical driving methods. It also explores spin qubits in quantum dots, coherence times, and the coherent exchange of two spins, with a focus on achieving quantum computing through pulsed Hamiltonian operations.

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