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Modeling Silicon CMOS devices for quantum computing
We review our recent results on the modeling of silicon spin qubits. We describe, in particular, the methodology we have set-up for the simulation of these devices, and give some illustrations on silicon-on-insulator (SOI) qubits. We discuss, in particular, the electrical manipulation of electron and hole spins.