Ten Minute Talk:"3D Quantum Memory" by Jin Minh Koh, Harvard
Rydberg atom arrays are a scalable platform for programmable many-body physics and quantum information processing. In the first part, I will show how strong, controllable Rydberg interactions enable high-fidelity analog simulation of spin models, revealing phenomena from symmetry breaking to topological order. I will present protocols that generate highly entangled states in noisy analog settings...
Programmable neutral-atom arrays have emerged as a leading platform for quantum science experiments, ranging from quantum computing and simulation to metrology. In particular, arrays of alkaline-earth atoms offer optical-clock qubits with long coherence times, scalability to large qubit numbers, and tunable Rydberg-mediated interactions. These features provide an ideal setting for exploring how microscopic control and...