Syncopated Dynamical Decoupling for Suppressing Crosstalk in Quantum Circuits
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| author | Evert, Bram Izquierdo, Zoe Gonzalez Sud, James Hu, Hong-Ye Grabbe, Shon Rieffel, Eleanor G. Reagor, Matthew J. Wang, Zhihui |
| author_facet | Evert, Bram Izquierdo, Zoe Gonzalez Sud, James Hu, Hong-Ye Grabbe, Shon Rieffel, Eleanor G. Reagor, Matthew J. Wang, Zhihui |
| contents | Theoretically understanding and experimentally characterizing and modifying the underlying Hamiltonian of a quantum system is of utmost importance in achieving high-fidelity quantum gates for quantum computing. In this work, we explore the use of dynamical decoupling (DD) in characterizing and suppressing undesired two-qubit couplings as well as the underlying single-qubit decoherence, both significant hurdles to achieving precise quantum control and realizing quantum computing on many hardware prototypes. Through discrete search of dynamical decoupling sequences, we identify sequences that protect against decoherence and selectively target unwanted two-qubit interactions of general form. On a transmon-qubit-based superconducting quantum device, we identify separate white and 1/f noise components underlying the single-qubit decoherence and a static ZZ coupling between pairs of qubits. A family of syncopated dynamical decoupling sequences is found and their efficiency demonstrated in two-qubit benchmarking experiments. The syncopated decoupling technique significantly boosts performance in a realistic algorithmic quantum circuit. |
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| spellingShingle | Syncopated Dynamical Decoupling for Suppressing Crosstalk in Quantum Circuits Evert, Bram Izquierdo, Zoe Gonzalez Sud, James Hu, Hong-Ye Grabbe, Shon Rieffel, Eleanor G. Reagor, Matthew J. Wang, Zhihui Quantum Physics Theoretically understanding and experimentally characterizing and modifying the underlying Hamiltonian of a quantum system is of utmost importance in achieving high-fidelity quantum gates for quantum computing. In this work, we explore the use of dynamical decoupling (DD) in characterizing and suppressing undesired two-qubit couplings as well as the underlying single-qubit decoherence, both significant hurdles to achieving precise quantum control and realizing quantum computing on many hardware prototypes. Through discrete search of dynamical decoupling sequences, we identify sequences that protect against decoherence and selectively target unwanted two-qubit interactions of general form. On a transmon-qubit-based superconducting quantum device, we identify separate white and 1/f noise components underlying the single-qubit decoherence and a static ZZ coupling between pairs of qubits. A family of syncopated dynamical decoupling sequences is found and their efficiency demonstrated in two-qubit benchmarking experiments. The syncopated decoupling technique significantly boosts performance in a realistic algorithmic quantum circuit. |
| title | Syncopated Dynamical Decoupling for Suppressing Crosstalk in Quantum Circuits |
| topic | Quantum Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.07836 |