Engineering Purely Nonlinear Coupling with the Quarton
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Abstract
We propose using a quarton to facilitate purely nonlinear coupling between two linearly decoupled transmon qubits [1]. The quarton's zero φ2 potential leads to a strong linear scaling of nonlinear coupling strength with Josephson energy; and the quarton's positive φ4 potential can cancel the negative self-Kerr of modes, causing atomic modes to behave more photonic. We show a >1 GHz nonlinear coupling, in the bare mode basis, between two linearized modes with zero self-Kerr; the resulting giant cross-Kerr between photons is promising for applications such as microwave photon detection and bosonic qubit control.
[1] Y. Ye, K. Peng, M. Naghiloo, G. Cunningham, K.P. O'Brien. arXiv: 2010.09959 (2020)
[1] Y. Ye, K. Peng, M. Naghiloo, G. Cunningham, K.P. O'Brien. arXiv: 2010.09959 (2020)
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Presenters
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Yufeng Ye
Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT
Authors
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Yufeng Ye
Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT
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Kaidong Peng
Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT
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Mahdi Naghiloo
Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT, Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Gregory Cunningham
Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT
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Kevin O'Brien
Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Univ of California – Berkeley, Massachusetts Institute of Technology