Towards a deterministic interface between trapped-ion qubits and travelling photons

Schupp, Josef; Krcmarsky, Vojtech; Krutyanskiy, Victor; Meraner, Martin; Northup, Tracy E.; Lanyon, Ben P.

doi:10.48550/arxiv.2105.02121

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“…This combination constitutes a foundational building block for quantum networking systems that exploit far-field radiation to generate remote entanglement and near-field interactions to realize nonlinear photonic gates [5][6][7]. Candidate systems include isolated atoms [8][9][10][11] and solid-state spins in the optical domain [12][13][14], as well as superconducting quantum circuits in the microwave regime [15]. An efficient quantum emitter is correspondingly well-suited for lightassisted manipulation of its internal degrees of freedom [16][17][18].…”

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Quantum control of the tin-vacancy spin qubit in diamond

Debroux,

Michaels,

Purser

et al. 2021

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I. Tin-vacancy electronic structure model A. Tin-vacancy Hamiltonian B. Microwave drive of spin qubit C. Microwave drive results D. Realizing a lambda scheme II. Characterization of tin-vacancy lambda scheme parameters III. Modelling all-optical coherent control A. Analytical model B. Master equation model C. Gate fidelities IV. Sample fabrication V. Equipment set-up A. Experimental details on primary optical system B. Experimental details on second optical system C. Measurement conditions for main-text data VI. Coherent population trapping model and simulations VII. Intensity-correlation measurement under resonant excitation VIII. Ramsey signal analysis A. Serrodyne frequency ω S B. Two-photon detuning δ C. Differential AC Stark effect ∆ AC D. Ramsey simulation IX. Spin lifetime T 1 measurement

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