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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"transmons"”.

  1. Quantum non-demolition detection of propagating microwave photons

    … using a single transmon and then using multiple transmons. We find that, while single photon detection is not possible with a single transmon, it is indeed possible with multiple transmons under certain conditions. We also find that with multiple transmons, we can have a large phase change in the …

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  2. Engineering Noise-Protected Superconducting Qubits

    … to overcome the coherence limitations of transmons, which is often dominated by energy relaxation. Here we study the zero-pi qubit, the superconducting circuit-based qubit that can provide simultaneous protection against dephasing and relaxation. Although the noise-protection property of …

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  3. Optimal control and speed limits of two-qubit quantum gates

    … experiments with parametrically coupled transmons.

    colo-mines Repository record for Optimal control and speed limits of two-qubit quantum gates (opens in a new tab)

  4. Optimal control and speed limits of two-qubit quantum gates

    … experiments with parametrically coupled transmons.

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  5. Sources of noise in niobium-based superconducting quantum circuits

    … cleaning after fabrication for resonators and transmons. Microscopy shows that an oxygen ash and BOE dip together removes all photoresist residue from the chip. Internal-Q measurements do not show a marked improvement due to this cleaning, but the coherence times do improve upon the cleaning …

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  6. Study of the effects of surface cladding on 3D transmon

    Quantum computing is a very interesting field, due to the ability of quantum computers to solve many problems much faster than a classical computer. Superconducting qubits are electronic circuits composed of superconducting capacitors, inductors and Josephson junctions, which can implement a …

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