CMOS-Compatible Electrostatic SWAP Gate in Silicon Quantum Dots: Justification of Tight-Binding Model and Going Beyond
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| author | Pomorski, Krzysztof Halubek, Eryk |
| author_facet | Pomorski, Krzysztof Halubek, Eryk |
| contents | We present a generalized electrostatic SWAP gate realized in a chain of two double quantum dots operated in the single-electron regime. Using a minimalist tight-binding model, we derive analytical results and corroborate them with numerical simulations. We exploit the charge anticorrelation arising from Coulomb repulsion and quantify the resulting entanglement generation. We contrast classical and quantum descriptions and show how device geometry and coupling strengths govern entanglement dynamics and gate performance. The results are relevant to cryogenic, CMOS-compatible quantum technologies and suggest a route toward large-scale semiconductor implementations of quantum logic. Finally, we outline a systematic procedure for translating classical electrostatic logic gates into single-electron quantum gates. |
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| spellingShingle | CMOS-Compatible Electrostatic SWAP Gate in Silicon Quantum Dots: Justification of Tight-Binding Model and Going Beyond Pomorski, Krzysztof Halubek, Eryk Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics We present a generalized electrostatic SWAP gate realized in a chain of two double quantum dots operated in the single-electron regime. Using a minimalist tight-binding model, we derive analytical results and corroborate them with numerical simulations. We exploit the charge anticorrelation arising from Coulomb repulsion and quantify the resulting entanglement generation. We contrast classical and quantum descriptions and show how device geometry and coupling strengths govern entanglement dynamics and gate performance. The results are relevant to cryogenic, CMOS-compatible quantum technologies and suggest a route toward large-scale semiconductor implementations of quantum logic. Finally, we outline a systematic procedure for translating classical electrostatic logic gates into single-electron quantum gates. |
| title | CMOS-Compatible Electrostatic SWAP Gate in Silicon Quantum Dots: Justification of Tight-Binding Model and Going Beyond |
| topic | Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2311.04411 |