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quant-ph2015★ 19 cited

Shortcuts to adiabaticity for an ion in a rotating radially-tight trap

M. Palmero, Shuo Wang, D. Guéry-Odelin +2

We engineer the fast rotation of a quantum particle confined in an effectively one-dimensional, harmonic trap, for a predetermined rotation angle and time, avoiding final excitatio…

quant-ph2015★ 7 cited

Fast bias inversion of a double well without residual particle excitation

S. Martínez-Garaot, M. Palmero, D. Guéry-Odelin +1

We design fast bias inversions of an asymmetric double well so that the lowest states in each well remain so and free from residual motional excitation. This cannot be done adiabat…

quant-ph2015★ 39 cited

Pulse design without rotating wave approximation

S. Ibáñez, Yi-Chao Li, Xi Chen +1

We design realizable time-dependent semiclassical pulses to invert the population of a two-level system faster than adiabatically when the rotating-wave approximation cannot be app…

quant-ph2015★ 26 cited

Transient particle energies in shortcuts to adiabatic expansions of harmonic traps

Yang-Yang Cui, Xi Chen, J. G. Muga

The expansion of a harmonic potential that holds a quantum particle may be realized without any final particle excitation but much faster than adiabatically via "shortcuts to adiab…

quant-ph2015★ 26 cited

Fast separation of two trapped ions

M. Palmero, S. Martínez-Garaot, U. G. Poschinger +2

We design fast protocols to separate or recombine two ions in a segmented Paul trap. By inverse engineering the time evolution of the trapping potential composed of a harmonic and…

quant-ph2015

Optimal transport of two ions under slow spring-constant drifts

Xiao-Jing Lu, Mikel Palmero, Andreas Ruschhaupt +2

We investigate the effect of slow spring-constant drifts of the trap used to shuttle two ions of different mass. We design transport protocols to suppress or mitigate the final exc…