Unitary Transformations in a Large Hilbert Space
Quantum systems with Hilbert space dimension greater than two (qudits) provide an alternative to qubits as carriers of quantum information, and may prove advantageous for quantum information tasks if good laboratory tools for qudit manipulation and readout can be developed. We have implemented a pro...
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ndltd-arizona.edu-oai-arizona.openrepository.com-10150-3058722015-10-23T05:28:31Z Unitary Transformations in a Large Hilbert Space Anderson, Brian Eric Jessen, Poul S. Anderson, Brian P. Cronin, Alexander D. Jones, R. Jason Jessen, Poul S. Physics Quantum systems with Hilbert space dimension greater than two (qudits) provide an alternative to qubits as carriers of quantum information, and may prove advantageous for quantum information tasks if good laboratory tools for qudit manipulation and readout can be developed. We have implemented a protocol for arbitrary unitary transformations in the 16 dimensional hyperfine ground manifold of Cesium 133 atoms, using phase modulated rf and microwave magnetic fields to drive the atomic evolution. Our phase modulation waveforms are designed numerically using a variant of the highly efficient GRAPE algorithm. The fidelity of the resulting transformations is verified experimentally through randomized benchmarking, which indicates an average fidelity better than 97% across a sample of random unitaries. 2013 text Electronic Dissertation http://hdl.handle.net/10150/305872 en_US Copyright © is held by the author. Digital access to this material is made possible by the University Libraries, University of Arizona. Further transmission, reproduction or presentation (such as public display or performance) of protected items is prohibited except with permission of the author. The University of Arizona. |
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Quantum systems with Hilbert space dimension greater than two (qudits) provide an alternative to qubits as carriers of quantum information, and may prove advantageous for quantum information tasks if good laboratory tools for qudit manipulation and readout can be developed. We have implemented a protocol for arbitrary unitary transformations in the 16 dimensional hyperfine ground manifold of Cesium 133 atoms, using phase modulated rf and microwave magnetic fields to drive the atomic evolution. Our phase modulation waveforms are designed numerically using a variant of the highly efficient GRAPE algorithm. The fidelity of the resulting transformations is verified experimentally through randomized benchmarking, which indicates an average fidelity better than 97% across a sample of random unitaries. |
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