Parallel low-loss measurement of multiple atomic qubits

Abstract

We demonstrate low-loss measurement of the hyperfine ground state of Rubidium atoms in a dipole trap array of five sites by state dependent fluorescence detection. The presence of atoms and their internal states are minimally altered by utilizing circularly polarized probe light and a strictly controlled quantization axis. We achieve mean state detection fidelity of \(97\%\) without correcting for imperfect state preparation or background losses, and \(98.7\%\) when corrected. After state detection and correction for background losses, the probability of atom loss due to the state measurement is \(<2\%\) and the initial hyperfine state is preserved with \(>98\%\) probability.

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