Checkerboard Bose Hubbard Ladders using Transmon Arrays

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Autores principales: Praneel, Pranjal, Kiely, Thomas G, Petukhov, Andre G, Mueller, Erich J
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Publicado: 2026
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author Praneel, Pranjal
Kiely, Thomas G
Petukhov, Andre G
Mueller, Erich J
author_facet Praneel, Pranjal
Kiely, Thomas G
Petukhov, Andre G
Mueller, Erich J
contents Adding a sublattice bias to the two dimensional Bose Hubbard model greatly enriches the available physics, and introduces knobs which can be used to control and interrogate the quantum state. We describe the physics of this checkerboard Bose Hubbard model and how it can be explored using transmon arrays. We show that the sublattice bias brings the commensurate superfluid phase into an experimentally accessible regime, and gives new probes. We characterize the superfluid and insulating phases, with careful attention to finite size effects.
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spellingShingle Checkerboard Bose Hubbard Ladders using Transmon Arrays
Praneel, Pranjal
Kiely, Thomas G
Petukhov, Andre G
Mueller, Erich J
Other Condensed Matter
Quantum Gases
Quantum Physics
Adding a sublattice bias to the two dimensional Bose Hubbard model greatly enriches the available physics, and introduces knobs which can be used to control and interrogate the quantum state. We describe the physics of this checkerboard Bose Hubbard model and how it can be explored using transmon arrays. We show that the sublattice bias brings the commensurate superfluid phase into an experimentally accessible regime, and gives new probes. We characterize the superfluid and insulating phases, with careful attention to finite size effects.
title Checkerboard Bose Hubbard Ladders using Transmon Arrays
topic Other Condensed Matter
Quantum Gases
Quantum Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.07906