Fast high-fidelity entangling gates in Si double quantum dots
ORAL
Abstract
High-fidelity two-qubit gates remain a challenge for spin qubits in quantum dots, partly due to the exchange coupling’s sensitivity to charge noise and relatively longer gate times. Here we show that, by using simple smooth pulses to control the amplitude of the oscillating magnetic field, entangling gates locally equivalent to control-NOT and control-Z gates can be implemented in times as low as 26 ns and with fidelities up to 99.99%. Moreover, we provide the particular single-qubit gates necessary to make the two-qubit gates exactly equal to the CNOT and CZ gates.
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Presenters
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Fernando Calderon-Vargas
Virginia Tech
Authors
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Fernando Calderon-Vargas
Virginia Tech
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George Barron
Department of Physics, Virginia Tech, Virginia Tech
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Xiuhao Deng
Shenzhen Institute of Quantum Science and Engineering, SUSTech, Virginia Tech
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Edwin Barnes
Virginia Tech, Physics, Virginia Tech, Physics, Virgina Tech
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Sophia Economou
Virginia Tech, Department of Physics, Virginia Tech, Physics, Virginia Tech, Physics, Virgina Tech