Non-adiabatic geometric quantum gate of spins in quantum dots
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Abstract
High-fidelity quantum gates, including single-qubit and two-qubit gates, are keys to realize universal quantum computing. Quantum computation based on non-adiabatic geometric phases is an important method to realize high-fidelity quantum gates, due to the merits of both geometric robustness against control errors and high-speed evolution. Here, we propose a scheme to implement universal non-adiabatic geometric quantum gates in silicon-based spin qubits and suppress effectively the off-resonance noise and systematic noise by composite-pulse. Furthermore, we achieve CNOT gate directly and quickly via electric-dipole induced spin resonance (EDSR) techniques and symmetric operation, rather than obtaining by combining single-qubit gates and iSWAP gate in previous schemes.
Publication: [1] KZ Li, PZ Zhao, DM Tong (2020) "Approach to realizing non-adiabatic geometric gates with prescribed evolution paths." Physical Review Research 2, 023295
Presenters
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Yuefeng Lin
Southern University of Science and Technology
Authors
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Yuefeng Lin
Southern University of Science and Technology
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Yu He
SUSTC, SUSTech, Southern University of Science and Technology
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Peihao Huang
SUSTC, SUSTech