Abstract
Abstract
A Josephson quantum filter (JQF) protects a data qubit (DQ) from the radiative decay into transmission lines (TLs) in superconducting quantum computing architectures. A transmon, which is a weakly nonlinear harmonic oscillator rather than a pure two-level system, can play a role of a JQF or a DQ. However, in the previous study, a JQF and a DQ were modeled as two-level systems neglecting the effects of higher levels. We theoretically examine the effects of the higher levels of the JQF and the DQ on the control of the DQ. It is shown that the higher levels of the DQ cause the shift of the resonance frequency and the decrease of the maximum population of the first excited state of the DQ in the controls with a continuous wave (cw) field and a pulsed field, while the higher levels of the JQF do not. Moreover, we present optimal parameters of the pulsed field, which maximize the control efficiency.
Funder
The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science, and Technology Quantum Leap Flagship Program
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
Exploratory Research for Advanced Technology
Subject
General Physics and Astronomy
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