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RIKEN Center for Quantum Computing

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Verified 2026-06-23

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Category
Research Lab
Stage
Government
Headquarters
Wako, Saitama, Japan
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2026-06-23
Focus count
2 focus areas
Top focus areas
National quantum computing center, Japan
National quantum computing center
Japan

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A Quantum Optimization Framework for Data-Assimilation-Augmented Parameter Estimation

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A scalable edge-pass Purcell filter for high-fidelity readout of superconducting qubits

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Measurement-Feedback Quantum Information Engine: Coherence-Transition Interference and Correlated Work Statistics

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Current fluctuations in a non-additive open quantum system: breakdown of the quantum-jump approach

A new arXiv paper evaluates quantum-jump descriptions of current fluctuations in non-additive open quantum systems and identifies conditions under which imperfect jump detection recovers Landauer-Büttiker results.

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Local Uniqueness of the Born Rule on Categories with Complex-Weighted Morphisms

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Bell nonlocality from twisted statistics

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