Measuring the parity of an N-qubit state
B. Zeng, D. L. Zhou, L. You
Abstract
We present a scheme for a projective measurement of the parity operator Pz=Πi=1N σz(i) of N-qubits. Our protocol uses a single ancillary qubit, or a probe qubit, and involves manipulations of the total spin of the N qubits without requiring individual addressing. We illustrate our protocol in terms of an experimental implementation with atomic ions in a two-zone linear Paul trap, and further discuss its extensions to several more general cases.
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