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Coherence properties of the 0-<i>π</i>qubit

2018· article· he· 86 citations· W2743716481 on OpenAlex· 10.1088/1367-2630/aab7cd

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0.345
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Abstract

Superconducting circuits rank among some of the most interesting architectures for the implementation of quantum information processing devices.The recently proposed 0-π qubit (Brooks et al 2013 Phys.Rev. A 87 52306) promises increased protection from spontaneous relaxation and dephasing.In this paper we present a detailed theoretical study of the coherence properties of the 0-π device, investigate relevant decoherence channels, and show estimates for achievable coherence times in multiple parameter regimes.In our analysis, we include disorder in circuit parameters, which results in the coupling of the qubit to a low-energy, spurious harmonic mode.We analyze the effects of such coupling on decoherence, in particular dephasing due to photon shot noise, and outline how such a noise channel can be mitigated by appropriate parameter choices.In the end we find that the 0-π qubit performs well and may become an attractive candidate for the implementation of the next-generation superconducting devices for uses in quantum computing and information.

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The record

Venue
New Journal of Physics
Topic
Quantum Information and Cryptography
Field
Computer Science
Canadian institutions
Canadian Institute for Advanced ResearchInstitut quantiqueUniversité de Sherbrooke
Funders
Army Research OfficeUniversité de SherbrookeNatural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of CanadaTata Institute of Fundamental ResearchFundación WilliamsCanada First Research Excellence Fund
Keywords
QubitCoherence (philosophical gambling strategy)DephasingQuantum decoherenceSpurious relationshipQuantum information processingCoherence timeQuantum computerQuantumSuperconductivity
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