Towards Fault Tolerant Joint Stabilizer Measurements for Bosonic Qubits: Part 2
ORAL
Abstract
Previously it was demonstrated that a fault tolerant parity measurement could be performed on Bosonic qubits[1]. In this scheme transmon ancilla errors do not propagate onto the logical qubit during the measurement. We extend this protocol to implement a fault tolerant joint-parity measurement on two logical qubits housed in cavities, serving as a measurement of the ZZ stabilizer. Our scheme requires only a switchable beamsplitter interaction between the cavities and an ancilla transmon coupled to just one of the cavities, reducing the need for complicated chi-matching requirements. We present preliminary experimental data demonstrating the protocol in a package containing two 3D stub cavities with beamsplitter couplings actuated by pumping a 3-wave-mixing element.
[1] Rosenblum Science (2019)
[1] Rosenblum Science (2019)
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Presenters
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James D Teoh
Yale University
Authors
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James D Teoh
Yale University
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Neel Thakur
Yale University
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Benjamin J Chapman
Yale University
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Stijn de Graaf
Yale University
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Shruti Puri
Yale University
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Steven M Girvin
Yale University
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Luigi Frunzio
Yale University
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Robert J Schoelkopf
Yale University