Electron qubits surfing on acoustic waves: review of recent progress
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| author | Wang, Junliang Edlbauer, Hermann Jadot, Baptiste Meunier, Tristan Takada, Shintaro Bäuerle, Christopher Sellier, Hermann |
| author_facet | Wang, Junliang Edlbauer, Hermann Jadot, Baptiste Meunier, Tristan Takada, Shintaro Bäuerle, Christopher Sellier, Hermann |
| contents | The displacement of a single electron enables exciting avenues for nanotechnology with vast application potential in quantum metrology, quantum communication and quantum computation. Surface acoustic waves (SAW) have proven itself as a surprisingly useful solution to perform this task over large distance with outstanding precision and reliability. Over the last decade, important milestones have been achieved bringing SAW-driven single-electron transport from first proof-of-principle demonstrations to accurate, highly-controlled implementations, such as coherent spin transport, charge-to-photon conversion, or antibunching of charge states. Beyond the well-established piezoelectric gallium-arsenide platform, first realisations of acousto-electronic transport have also been carried out on the surface of liquid helium that promises unique stability and coherence. In this review article, we aim to keep track of this remarkable progress in SAW-driven transport of electron qubits by explaining these recent achievements from basic principles, with an outlook on follow-up experiments and near-term applications. |
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| spellingShingle | Electron qubits surfing on acoustic waves: review of recent progress Wang, Junliang Edlbauer, Hermann Jadot, Baptiste Meunier, Tristan Takada, Shintaro Bäuerle, Christopher Sellier, Hermann Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics The displacement of a single electron enables exciting avenues for nanotechnology with vast application potential in quantum metrology, quantum communication and quantum computation. Surface acoustic waves (SAW) have proven itself as a surprisingly useful solution to perform this task over large distance with outstanding precision and reliability. Over the last decade, important milestones have been achieved bringing SAW-driven single-electron transport from first proof-of-principle demonstrations to accurate, highly-controlled implementations, such as coherent spin transport, charge-to-photon conversion, or antibunching of charge states. Beyond the well-established piezoelectric gallium-arsenide platform, first realisations of acousto-electronic transport have also been carried out on the surface of liquid helium that promises unique stability and coherence. In this review article, we aim to keep track of this remarkable progress in SAW-driven transport of electron qubits by explaining these recent achievements from basic principles, with an outlook on follow-up experiments and near-term applications. |
| title | Electron qubits surfing on acoustic waves: review of recent progress |
| topic | Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.04748 |