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Coherent Manipulation of Coupled Electron Spin in Semiconductor Quantum Dots Petta J, Johnson A, Taylor J, Laird E, Yacoby A, Lukin M, Marcus C, Hanson M, Gossard A Science 9/2005 Quantum Systems for Information Technology WS 2006/07 Thomas Brenner Peter Maurer. Overview. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Coherent Manipulation of Coupled Electron Spin in Semiconductor Quantum Dots Petta J, Johnson A, Taylor J, Laird E, Yacoby A, Lukin M, Marcus C, Hanson M, Gossard A Science 9/2005 Quantum Systems for Information Technology WS 2006/07 Thomas Brenner Peter Maurer
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Coherent Manipulation of Coupled Electron Spin in

Semiconductor Quantum Dots

Petta J, Johnson A, Taylor J, Laird E, Yacoby A, Lukin M, Marcus C, Hanson M, Gossard A

Science9/2005

Quantum Systems for Information TechnologyWS 2006/07

Thomas Brenner Peter Maurer

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• Setup and Experimental Realization of QD-QUBITS

• Control of Exchange Interaction

• Spin SWAP pulse sequence

• Spin echo sequence – decoherence time enlargement

• Summary

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Experimental Setup

• GaAs/AlGaAs heterostructure – Grown by molecular beam epitaxy – 2-DEG: 100 nm b.s. and

• Double-well potential VR, VL – Distinguish potential shape – – Connect dots to reservoirs

->(0,2)S below Fermi level (0,2)T above – Pulsing time ~ 1 nsec

• Interdot tunneling VT • Quantum point contact (QPC)

– Measuring # of electrons in the Dot

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Voltage-Controlled Exchange

• For > 0 : (0,2)S ground state (0,2)T are neglected

(~ 400 eV above)• For < 0 :

Discuss (1,1) in S, 3xT – << 0 :

(1,1) non interdot tunneling -> S and T are degenerated

– not small : Interdot tunneling

-> Hybridization (1,1)S and (0,2)S

-> Energy splitting J() for S

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Hyperfine Interaction

• GaAs has spin-3/2 electron couples to GaAs nuclei by hyperfine inter.

random distributed magnetic fields

• Zeeman splitting with two-level system With Basis

• With Large detuning ( ), are

eigenstates

• Bloch sphere S, T0 on z-axis and on x-axis

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Measuring the Exchange Splitting

• Measuring process is swept from positive (0,2)S to large negativeseparation time S = 200 nsec PS: probability to projected qubit to (0,2)S

by swept to positive

• At large detuning S, T0 are degenerated Hyperfine mixes states

• T+ crosses S atDegenerated two-level

system S-T+ transition takes

place Reduces PS Determines J()

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Dephasing of Separated Singlet

• How long can the electrons be separated before losing phase

• Same measuring cycle but varying separation time S

– Pass S-T+ degeneracy fast enough

• Projects back to (0,2)S

• Semiclassical model: – Independent statistical

distributed nuclei Gaussian like decay

Do not obtain Rabi oscillation

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Spin SWAP and Rabi Oscillation

• (1,1)S, Pass S-T+ degeneracy as quickly as possible • Adiabatic lowering to small J()is always in a eigenstate

are eigenstates; S goes to ground state

• Increase J() fast exchange occurs splitting S and T0 Rabi oscillation (around z-axis )

Spin SWAP possible

• Readout: inverse process

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Spin SWAP and Rabi Oscillation (II)Q

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,...5,3, EJ• Singlet Probability shows minima (swapping) at,

obtained with corresponding pulses

• Rabi Oscillations become faster with more positive detuning and lower V ( lower barrier decreases period)

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Singlet-triplet spin echo Q

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Pulse sequence: Mixing between S and T0 dephasing

Refocusing with τs=τs‘

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Singlet State ProbabilityQ

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Results:

• Singlet Probability „comes back“: Refocusing obviously works

• Information can be stored ~100 times longer (next slide)

• Noise stronger than in other measurements: Due to charge dephasing?

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Qubit decay time Q

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• very important for storing quantum information: the longer the better

• in SC-Qubits mainly due to hyperfine interaction of electron spins with about 106 GaAs nuclei

• dephasing time T2*=9±2 ns

• coherence time: T2=1.2 µs (from exp. fit)

• time ~ 180 psSWAP

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SummaryQ

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• Qubits made of semiconductor quantum dots based on entangled spins can be fabricated and controlled via exchange interaction

• SWAP operation is demonstrated

• Spin dephasing time T2* ~10 ns; decoherence time after spin echo sequence: ~ 1 µs (increase of factor 100)

• interesting building block for more sophisticated implementation of a quantum algorithm in a solid-state architecture

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ReferencesQ

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[1] Petta, J.R. et al.: Coherent Manipulation of Coupled Electron Spins in Semiconductor Quantum Dots, Science, 309, 2180-2184, 2005

[2] Ihn, T.M.: Semiconductor Nanostructures, script to the corresponding lecture at ETH Zurich, 2006

[3] Bodenhausen, Ernst, R.R., Wokaun, A.: Principles of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance in One and Two Dimensions, Oxford, 1987


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