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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"rabi oscillation"”.

  1. Trapping and Laser Cooling an Ensemble of Ytterbium-171 Atoms for use in an Atomic Clock

    … steps improved the transfer of atoms during a Rabi oscillation from the ground to the clock state from approximately 45 percent excitation fraction to 80 percent excitation fraction. The final atomic ensemble preparation is now sufficient for running an atomic clock.

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  2. Quantum information applications of frequency upconversion

    … that the phase of the qubits is preserved. The Rabi oscillation-like behavior of upconversion is also demonstrated, allowing for the creation and manipulation of highly non-degenerate frequency qubits. These states may be used in conjunction with other degrees of freedom such as polarization, …

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  3. Technologies for Scaling Silicon-MOS Quantum Processors

    … control of quantum dots in the ON mode shows Rabi oscillation frequencies up to 81 MHz, and single qubit gate fidelities above 99.9%. The effect is reproducible across multiple devices and charge configurations. This technique could alleviate the need to integrate antennas or micromagnets …

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  4. Investigation of real-time coupled cluster methods for the efficient calculation of optical molecular properties in the time domain

    … Additionally, electron dynamics, including the Rabi oscillation and exited state to excited state transitions, have also been explored utilizing the well-developed RT-CC framework.

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