Integrating Leakage Reduction Units in Quantum Error Correction using the Surface Code
ORAL
Abstract
Despite recent experimental advance in quantum error correction, lower error rates are needed to outperform classical computers. A key challenge is mitigating leakage out of the computational subspace. In this talk, we present experimental progress towards integrating leakage reduction units based on parametric flux modulation [1] in quantum error correction experiments using a 17-qubit superconducting circuit. We evaluate the performance of these experiments in comparison to leakage rejection methods [2] in terms of leakage suppression, logical lifetime, scalability and dominant error mechanisms.
[1] Lacroix, N., et. al., arXiv:2309.07060 (2023)
[2] Krinner, S., Lacroix, N. et. al., Nature (2022)
[1] Lacroix, N., et. al., arXiv:2309.07060 (2023)
[2] Krinner, S., Lacroix, N. et. al., Nature (2022)
* The authors acknowledge financial support by ODNI, IARPA, via the US ARO grant W911NF-16-1-0071, by SNFS NCCR QSIT, by the EU Flagship H2020-FETFLAG-2018-03 project 820363 OpenSuperQ, by the SNFS R'Equip grant 206021-170731, by the EU programme H2020-FETOPEN project 828826 Quromorphic, by ETH Zurich, and by Fondation Jean-Jacques & Felicia Lopez-Loreta.
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Presenters
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Luca Hofele
ETH Zurich
Authors
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Luca Hofele
ETH Zurich
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Nathan Lacroix
ETH Zurich
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Jakob Ekert
ETH Zürich
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Michael Kerschbaum
ETH Zurich
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Ilya Besedin
ETH Zürich
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Ants Remm
ETH Zurich
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Colin Scarato
ETH Zuerich
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Christoph Hellings
ETH Zurich
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Dante Colao Zanuz
ETH Zurich
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Mohsen Bahrami Panah
ETH Zurich
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Andreas Wallraff
ETH Zurich