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Autori principali: Dehaghani, Nahid Binandeh, Aguiar, A. Pedro, Wisniewski, Rafal
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Pubblicazione: 2024
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Accesso online:https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.16321
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author Dehaghani, Nahid Binandeh
Aguiar, A. Pedro
Wisniewski, Rafal
author_facet Dehaghani, Nahid Binandeh
Aguiar, A. Pedro
Wisniewski, Rafal
contents We propose an optimal control strategy to generate maximally entangled states in bipartite quantum systems. Leveraging the Pontryagin Principle, we derive time-dependent control fields that maximize the entanglement measure, specifically concurrence, within minimal time while adhering to input constraints. Our formulation addresses the Liouville-von Neumann dynamics of the reduced density matrix under unitary evolution. The strategy is numerically validated through simulations, demonstrating its ability to drive the system from an initial perturbed separable state to a maximally entangled target state. The results showcase the effectiveness of switching control fields in optimizing entanglement, with potential applications in quantum technologies, including communication, computation, and sensing.
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spellingShingle Optimizing Maximally Entangled State Generation via Pontryagin's Principle
Dehaghani, Nahid Binandeh
Aguiar, A. Pedro
Wisniewski, Rafal
Quantum Physics
We propose an optimal control strategy to generate maximally entangled states in bipartite quantum systems. Leveraging the Pontryagin Principle, we derive time-dependent control fields that maximize the entanglement measure, specifically concurrence, within minimal time while adhering to input constraints. Our formulation addresses the Liouville-von Neumann dynamics of the reduced density matrix under unitary evolution. The strategy is numerically validated through simulations, demonstrating its ability to drive the system from an initial perturbed separable state to a maximally entangled target state. The results showcase the effectiveness of switching control fields in optimizing entanglement, with potential applications in quantum technologies, including communication, computation, and sensing.
title Optimizing Maximally Entangled State Generation via Pontryagin's Principle
topic Quantum Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.16321