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Diamane Fibonacci Nanotubules for Quantum Computing

Authors: Hans Hermann Otto

We propose 13-protofilament Fibonacci nanotubules of diamane for quantum computing. Generated color centers acting as qubits may have coherence times greater than a minute and a processing temperature much higher than 1 K enabling the construction of energy-efficient computers. The proposal paws the way to develop purely organic hollow nano-fibers for quantum computing operating around room temperature, where qubits are better protected against noise decoherence. However, 2D diamond structures are superior with regard to thermal stability and will therefore retain lasting importance in computational and sensor technology.

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