Simultaneous SU(2) rotations on multiple quantum dot exciton qubits using a single shaped pulse
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Abstract
Recent experimental demonstration of a parallel $(\ensuremath{\pi},2\ensuremath{\pi})$ single qubit rotation on excitons in two distant quantum dots [Nano Lett. 13, 4666 (2013)] is extended in numerical simulations to the design of pulses for more general quantum state control, demonstrating the feasibility of full SU(2) rotations of each exciton qubit. Our results show that simultaneous high-fidelity quantum control is achievable within the experimentally accessible parameter space for commercial Fourier-domain pulse shaping systems. The identification of a threshold of distinguishability for the two quantum dots (QDs) for achieving high-fidelity parallel rotations, corresponding to a difference in transition energies of $\ensuremath{\sim}0.25\phantom{\rule{4pt}{0ex}}\mathrm{meV}$, points to the possibility of controlling more than 10 QDs with a single shaped optical pulse.
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