Fast and robust particle shuttling for quantum science and technology
Qi Liu, John Chiaverini, Hilario Espinós, M. Palmero, J. G. Muga
Abstract
Abstract We review methods to shuttle quantum particles fast and robustly. Ideal robustness amounts to the invariance of the desired transport results with respect to deviations, noisy or otherwise, from the nominal driving protocol for the control parameters; this can include environmental perturbations. “Fast” is defined with respect to adiabatic transport times. Special attention is paid to shortcut-to-adiabaticity protocols that achieve, in faster-than-adiabatic times, the same results of slow adiabatic driving.
Topics & Concepts
Adiabatic processRobustness (evolution)QuantumStatistical physicsControl theory (sociology)Computer sciencePhysicsPerturbation (astronomy)Classical mechanicsQuantum mechanicsControl (management)ChemistryArtificial intelligenceBiochemistryGeneQuantum Information and CryptographyCold Atom Physics and Bose-Einstein CondensatesQuantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture