Prof. Dr. Christof Wunderlich

Ion-trajectory analysis for micromotion minimization and the measurement of small forces

Investigating the emergence of time in stationary states with trapped ions

A trapped-ion-based quantum byte with 10<SUP>-5</SUP> next-neighbour cross-talk (vol 5, 4679, 2014)

Simplified implementation of the quantum Fourier transform with Ising-type Hamiltonians: Example with ion traps

Ion trajectory analysis for micromotion minimization and the measurement of small forces

Cooling Techniques for Trapped Ions

Adiabatic quantum simulation with a segmented ion trap: Application to long-distance entanglement in quantum spin systems

State selective detection of hyperfine qubits

A trapped-ion based quantum byte with $10^{-5}$ next-neighbour cross-talk

Cooling Techniques for Trapped Ions

A planar ion trap chip with integrated structures for an adjustable magnetic field gradient

Adiabatic quantum simulation with a segmented ion trap: Application to long-distance entanglement in quantum spin systems