Labeling eigenstates of qubit-cavity systems based on the continuity of qubit occupancy: Detecting resonances to higher excited qubit states
arXiv:2401.16666 · doi:10.7566/JPSJ.94.014002
Abstract
We propose a new method for labeling the eigenstates of qubit-cavity systems based on the continuity of the qubit occupancy. The labeled eigenstates give a rough estimate of the evolution of a quantum state under cavity driving. The photon-number dependence of the resonant cavity frequency can be estimated from the labeled eigenenergies, and resonances to higher excited qubit states are visible in the dependence. Our proposed method can be applied to a broader parameter region compared to an existing method. With the proposed method, we investigate the offset-charge dependence of the resonances to higher excited states that can induce leakage effects from the computational basis. The results imply that the leakage can occur with only around ten photons.
arXiv comment8 pages, 5 figures, accepted version
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