Toward flying qubit spectroscopy
arXiv:1802.05924 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.98.205302
Abstract
While the coherent control of two level quantum systems ---qubits--- is now standard, their continuum electronic equivalents ---flying qubits--- are much less developed. A first step in this direction has been achieved in DC interferometry experiments. Here, we propose a simple setup to perform the second step, the spectroscopy of these flying qubits, by measuring the DC response to a high frequency AC voltage drive. Using two different concurring approaches --- Floquet theory and time-dependent simulations --- and three different models --- an analytical model, a simple microscopic model and a realistic microscopic model --- we predict the power-frequency map of the multi-terminal device. We argue that this spectroscopy provides a direct measurement of the flying qubit characteristic frequencies and a key validation for more advanced quantum manipulations.
9 pages, 10 figures
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