Compressed Optimization of Device Architectures for Semiconductor Quantum Devices
Adam Frees, John King Gamble, Daniel R. Ward +4 more
Recent advances in nanotechnology allow very accurate manipulation of small collections of quantum dots (QDs), an important step in semiconductor-based quantum computation. As the number of QDs in a device grows, it becomes increasingly useful to control the system with as few voltage changes as possible. The authors offer a protocol, ``CODA'', both to efficiently identify sparse sets of voltage changes for controlling a quantum system, and to introduce a metric for comparing device designs. As a method for efficiently controlling $a\phantom{\rule{0}{0ex}}n\phantom{\rule{0}{0ex}}d$ designing a device, CODA will impact engineering solutions to the extension of semiconductor-based quantum computation.
arXiv:1806.04318•Physical Review Applied•Feb 25, 2019•7 citations