  We analyze the operation of the wireless single-electron logic family based
on single-electron-parametron cells. Parameter margins, energy dissipation, and
the error probability are calculated using the orthodox theory of
single-electron tunneling. Circuits of this family enable quasi-reversible
computation with energy dissipation per bit much lower than the thermal energy,
and hence may circumvent one of the main obstacles faced by ultradense
three-dimensional integrated digital circuits.
