Generation of stable Gaussian cluster states in optomechanical systems with multifrequency drives
arXiv:2309.08686 · doi:10.1088/2058-9565/ad36dd
Abstract
We show how to dissipatively stabilize the quantum state of mechanical resonators in an optomechnical system, where the resonators interact by radiation pressure with optical modes, which are driven by properly selected multifrequency drives. We analyze the performance of this approach for the stationary preparation of Gaussian cluster states.
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