Long range universal quantum computation in large-size coupled cavity array independent of cavity number

Abstract

We present a new approach for implementing a $\sqrt{\mathrm{swap}}$ gate between two spatially far apart sites connected by a large-size coupled cavity array as quantum bus. The duration is only related to the parity of cavity number but independent of a specific number of cavity, thus it is possible to process quantum information in an arbitrary long distance in principle without time varied. Referring to the recent experimental progresses on coupled-cavity array, we also make an assessment of the scalability and take the cavity number $N$ = 5 as an example to illustrate the robustness of our proposal via quantum process tomography.

5 pages, 4 figures

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