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Status of Robust Gate Design by Optimal Control. Janus Hallel øv Wesenberg University of Aarhus. Talk Outline. Robust gate design by optimal control. Problems of sample-based approach Magnus expansion allows area-samples Performance with area-samples Summary and outlook.
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Status of Robust Gate Design by Optimal Control Janus Halleløv Wesenberg University of Aarhus
Talk Outline • Robust gate design by optimal control. • Problems of sample-based approach • Magnus expansion allows area-samples • Performance with area-samples • Summary and outlook ESQUIRE Meeting, Lund, January 2005
Sample-Based Approach Instance parameters Objective functional Field parameters Performance index • Now: Just minimize J(u)! • Method: optimal control theory ESQUIRE Meeting, Lund, January 2005
Talk Outline • Robust gate design by optimal control. • Problems of sample-based approach • Magnus expansion allows area-samples • Performance with area-samples • Summary and outlook ESQUIRE Meeting, Lund, January 2005
Problem: Far-Detuned Ions ESQUIRE Meeting, Lund, January 2005
Performance for Far-Detuned Ions • Includes decay, ESQUIRE Meeting, Lund, January 2005
Talk Outline • Robust gate design by optimal control. • Problems of sample-based approach • Magnus expansion allows area-samples • Performance with area-samples • Summary and outlook ESQUIRE Meeting, Lund, January 2005
Magnus Expansion • Second order Magnus expansion allows us to estimate effect on far-detuned ions: H(1) given by the autocorrelation function ESQUIRE Meeting, Lund, January 2005
Works for unoptimized fields Red marks: 2nd order Magnus estimate Field ESQUIRE Meeting, Lund, January 2005
… but optimization tricks Magnus ESQUIRE Meeting, Lund, January 2005
More Iterations are Even Worse Niter=1100 Niter=450 ESQUIRE Meeting, Lund, January 2005
Source of Spread ESQUIRE Meeting, Lund, January 2005
Talk Outline • Robust gate design by optimal control. • Problems of sample-based approach • Magnus expansion allows area-samples • Performance with area-samples • Summary and outlook ESQUIRE Meeting, Lund, January 2005
Magnus Working ESQUIRE Meeting, Lund, January 2005
Resulting Field ESQUIRE Meeting, Lund, January 2005
Entangling Power Decay Decay • The excited state is plagued by decay. • Nevertheless, since the entangling power of the dipole coupling is proportional to the excited state population, we need to populate it. • Limits obtainable gate fidelity [To be published] ESQUIRE Meeting, Lund, January 2005
Summary and Outlook • Summary • 2nd order Magnus expansion alone is not enough to accurately predict performance. • Together with regular samples, however, the optimization seems to work • Outlook • We are currently trying to obtain a full 2-qubit gate by optimization ESQUIRE Meeting, Lund, January 2005
Entangling Power ESQUIRE Meeting, Lund, January 2005
Magnus-based Sampling • Seems very promising ESQUIRE Meeting, Lund, January 2005
Instance Selection ESQUIRE Meeting, Lund, January 2005
Unitary Instance Selection ESQUIRE Meeting, Lund, January 2005
Bus Architecture • Interaction strengths: up to GHz at typical ion distances. Fully interconnected Bus ESQUIRE Meeting, Lund, January 2005
Calculating dJ/du E.g. Schrödinger equation ”Penalty function” • For a general dynamical system, • We consider the objective functional ESQUIRE Meeting, Lund, January 2005
OCT overview ESQUIRE Meeting, Lund, January 2005