Field configurations for field-free RF trap networks

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Autor principal: Wesenberg, Janus H.
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contents We develop a constructive framework for designing radio-frequency (RF) trap networks from planar data and show that non-smooth field-free guide lines are possible in such networks. Given analytic Cauchy data on a symmetry plane, namely the potential and its normal derivative, Laplace's equation determines a local three-dimensional continuation. The odd subclass of this harmonic extension maps an arbitrary analytic generating function $P(x,y)$ to a harmonic potential whose in-plane radio-frequency null set is exactly $P(x,y)=0$. This yields explicit field-free guide networks beyond smooth straight-line intersections, including cusp guides, cotangential contacts, and periodic lattices. We further derive Fourier-space formulas for periodic extensions and present square-lattice network families with tunable local crossing angle and rounded connectivity. These results provide a compact parametrization for the design space for quantum charge-coupled device (QCCD) architectures.
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spellingShingle Field configurations for field-free RF trap networks
Wesenberg, Janus H.
Quantum Physics
We develop a constructive framework for designing radio-frequency (RF) trap networks from planar data and show that non-smooth field-free guide lines are possible in such networks. Given analytic Cauchy data on a symmetry plane, namely the potential and its normal derivative, Laplace's equation determines a local three-dimensional continuation. The odd subclass of this harmonic extension maps an arbitrary analytic generating function $P(x,y)$ to a harmonic potential whose in-plane radio-frequency null set is exactly $P(x,y)=0$. This yields explicit field-free guide networks beyond smooth straight-line intersections, including cusp guides, cotangential contacts, and periodic lattices. We further derive Fourier-space formulas for periodic extensions and present square-lattice network families with tunable local crossing angle and rounded connectivity. These results provide a compact parametrization for the design space for quantum charge-coupled device (QCCD) architectures.
title Field configurations for field-free RF trap networks
topic Quantum Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.02332