Perturbative results on localization for a driven two-level system
arXiv:cond-mat/0303655 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.68.165315
Abstract
Using perturbation theory in the strong coupling regime, that is, the dual Dyson series, and renormalization group techniques to re-sum secular terms, we obtain the perturbation series of the two-level system driven by a sinusoidal field till second order. The third order correction to the energy levels is obtained proving how this correction does not modify at all the localization condition for a strong field as arising from the zeros of the zero-th Bessel function of integer order. A comparison with weak coupling perturbation theory is done showing how the latter is contained in the strong coupling expansion in the proper limits. This computation gives an explicit analytical form to Floquet eigenstates and quasi-energies for this problem, supporting recent theoretical and experimental findings for quantum devices expected to give a representation for qubits in quantum computation.
14 pages, no figure. Revised version accepted for publication by Physical Review B
References in corpus (16)
- Coherent control of macroscopic quantum states in a single-Cooper-pair box
- Quantum oscillations in two coupled charge qubits
- Josephson-Junction Qubits with Controlled Couplings
- The Renormalization Group and Singular Perturbations: Multiple-Scales, Boundary Layers and Reductive Perturbation Theory
- Renormalization Group Theory for Global Asymptotic Analysis
- A Geometrical Formulation of the Renormalization Group Method for Global Analysis
- Renormalization-group Method for Reduction of Evolution Equations; invariant manifolds and envelopes
- Location of crossings in the Floquet spectrum of a driven two-level system
- Strong Coupling Theory of Two Level Atoms in Periodic Fields
- Dynamical control of correlated states in a square quantum dot
- Duality in Perturbation Theory and the Quantum Adiabatic Approximation
- Theory of dressed states in quantum optics
- Non-perturbative electron dynamics in crossed fields
- Semiclassical dressed states of two-level quantum systems driven by nonresonant and/or strong laser fields
- Perturbative evolution of far off-resonance driven two-level systems: Coherent population trapping, localization, and harmonic generation
- Perturbative Analysis of Dynamical Localisation
Cited by in corpus (21)
- Photon-assisted transport in semiconductor nanostructures
- Coherent and Collective Quantum Optical Effects in Mesoscopic Systems
- Control of decoherence: analysis and comparison of three different strategies
- Charge Transport Through Open, Driven Two-Level Systems with Dissipation
- Discontinuities in driven spin-boson systems due to coherent destruction of tunneling: breakdown of the Floquet-Gibbs distribution
- Cavity QED and Quantum Computation in the Weak Coupling Regime
- Third order correction to localization in a two-level driven system
- High-order Harmonic Generation and Dynamic Localization in a driven two-level system, a non-perturbative solution using the Floquet-Green formalism
- Second order tunneling of two interacting bosons in a driven triple well
- Polynomial scheme for time evolution of open and closed quantum systems
- Coherent Destruction of Photon Emission from a Single Molecule Source
- Resonance in a driven two-level system: analytical results without the rotating wave approximation
- An integral-free representation of the Dyson series using divided differences
- N Level System with RWA and Analytical Solutions Revisited
- Study on Dynamics of N Level System of Atom by Laser Fields
- Majorana path integral for nonequilibrium dynamics of two-level systems
- Effect of a high-frequency magnetic field on the resonant behavior displayed by a spin- particle under the influence of a rotating magnetic field
- Non-linear photoconductivity of strongly driven graphene
- Spectroscopy and Coherent Control of Two-Level System Defect Ensembles Using a Broadband 3D Waveguide
- Cavity QED and Quantum Computation in the Strong Coupling Regime II : Two Atoms Case
- Localization in a strongly disordered system: A perturbation approach