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  1. phys.washington.edu › people › boris-blinovBoris Blinov | Department of Physics | University of Washington

    Boris Blinov. Professor. Contact Information. blinov@uw.edu. 206-221-3780. Personal Website. B436, B039, B055. Fields of Interest. Atomic Physics Quantum Information. Courses Taught. News & Events. Professor.

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    Measurement of the branching ratio in the 6 P 3∕ 2 decay of Ba II with a single trapped ion. N Kurz, MR Dietrich, G Shu, R Bowler, J Salacka, V Mirgon, BB Blinov. Physical Review A—Atomic,...

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    Boris Blinov, PI. Boris Blinov graduated from Moscow State University in 1995 and received his Ph.D. from the University of Michigan in 2000, working on polarized beam storage and acceleration.

  5. faculty.washington.edu › blinov › pdfsCurriculum Vitae - UW Faculty Web Server

    Boris B. Blinov. AddressUniversity of Washington Department of Physics 3910 15th Ave. NE Seattle, WA 98195-1560. Phone(206) 221-3780. Fax(206) 685-0635. Emailblinov@u.washington.edu. Webhttp://faculty.washington.edu/blinov/.

  6. iqus.uw.edu › person › boris-blinovBoris Blinov – IQuS

    Boris is a trapped ion experimentalist at the UW leading efforts to advance trapped ion quantum computing hardware and quantum simulations.

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    Boris Blinov is a professor in the Physics department at University of Washington - see what their students are saying about them or leave a rating yourself.

  8. archive.int.washington.edu › REU › 2015Quantum Computing with Trapped Ions - University of Washington

    Boris Blinov University of Washington http://depts.washington.edu/qcomp/ Introduction: of Bits and Qubits. “When we get to the very, very small world –say circuits of seven atoms - we have a lot of new things that would happen that represent completely new opportunities for design.