AI-Driven Pulse Compilation for Robust, Site-Selective Control of Atomic Qubits
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Abstract
In this presentation, we report a deep learning framework designed to compile composite pulses robust to amplitude fluctuations due to atomic motion in optical tweezers <span style="font-size:10.8333px">[1]. A deep neural network, trained on the interaction dynamics between a trapped atom and a focused control beam, autonomously generates robust pulses yielding an order-of-magnitude improvement in control fidelity across the arbitrary qubit rotations . We further validate the robustness of these pulses against experimental imperfections, including optical aberrations and beam misalignment. This approach establishes a generalized strategy for AI-driven pulse compilation, readily extendable to other quantum platforms limited by coherent errors, such as trapped ions and color centers.
*This research is supported in part by the KAIST UP Program and POSCO Science Fellowship.
Publication: [1] 1. Park, S., Lee, S., Lee, K., Kim, M. and Kim, D., Autonomously Designed Pulses for Precise, Site-Selective Control of Atomic Qubits, arXiv:2511.12524.
Presenters
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Sanghyo Park
- Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology
- KAIST