Characterization and Control of Quantum Spin Chains and Rings
arXiv:1403.0226 · doi:10.1109/ISCCSP.2014.6877950
Abstract
Information flow in quantum spin networks is considered. Two types of control -- temporal bang-bang switching control and control by varying spatial degrees of freedom -- are explored and shown to be effective in speeding up information transfer and increasing transfer fidelities. The control is model-based and therefore relies on accurate knowledge of the system parameters. An efficient protocol for simultaneous identification of the coupling strength and the exact number of spins in a chain is presented.
to appear in ISCCSP 2014
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