Novel charging effects in the fluxonium qubit
ORAL
Abstract
The fluxonium circuit has recently emerged as an attractive qubit modality for building a fault-tolerant quantum computer. Because of the presence of an inductive shunt, the fluxonium qubit is insensitive to the dc value of the offset-charge bias, ng. However, the impact of nonzero-frequency fluctuations of ng is not fully charted in the literature. In this talk, we derive a convenient form of the fluxonium Hamiltonian that makes it easier to characterize the effects of a time-dependent offset-charge bias. Our fluxonium model reveals a new noise channel for fluxonium related to quasiparticles, and has implications for high-fidelity qubit control.
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Presenters
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Agustin Di Paolo
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Google Quantum AI
Authors
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Agustin Di Paolo
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Google Quantum AI
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Kyle Serniak
MIT Lincoln Laboratory & MIT RLE, MIT Lincoln Laboratory, MIT Lincoln Laboratory, MIT RLE
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Andrew J Kerman
MIT Lincoln Lab
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William D Oliver
Massachusetts Institute of Technology MI, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT