“…[26] There are a lot of theoretical works about cluster states, such as: the optical quantum computation using cluster states, [27] generation of atomic cluster states through the cavity input-output process, [28] reduce, reuse, recycle for robust cluster-state generation in hybrid optical system, [29] and so on. [30,31] The conduction electron has become a good candidate for the realization of quantum computation, since Beenakker et al [32] broke through the obstacle of the no-go theorem [33] in 2004. An electron system has both spin degree of freedom and charge degree of freedom.…”