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Other Results QUANTUM DOTS AND OPTICAL CAVITIES PHOTONS, COUPLED QUANTUM DOTS AND QUBITS TWO EXCITONS IN QD WITH COHERENT FIELD From the following article: Wiring up quantum systems R. J. Schoelkopf & S. M. Girvin Nature 451, 664-669(7


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Other Results

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PHOTONS, COUPLED QUANTUM DOTS AND QUBITS

QUANTUM DOTS AND OPTICAL CAVITIES

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TWO EXCITONS IN QD WITH COHERENT FIELD

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From the following article: Wiring up quantum systems

  • R. J. Schoelkopf & S. M. Girvin

Nature 451, 664-669(7 February 2008) doi:10.1038/451664a

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EXITONIC MODEL

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   

   

B B B A A A c B B B qd A A A qd

a a i a a i a a H

          

                    , 2 , 2

 

c B qd A qd

L L L H i dt d        ,

 

A A A A A A A A qd

g L

1 1 1

2 2          

 

B B B B B B B B qd

g L

1 1 1

2 2          

 

a a a a a a g L

c c   

      2

MASTER EQUATION

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RABI OSCLLIATIONS

  • Time (T.I): 0.013ns
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CORRELATION

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SQUARE OF THE DENSITY TRACE OPERATOR

  • T.I: (0.001415ns -0. 12ns ), peaks: 0.0046, 0.0066

y 0.0197ns

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TWO EXCITONS AND SPIN OF QDs IN EMPTY FIELD

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  • RABI OSCILLATIONS BY EXCITONS
  • T.I: 0.0286ns
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DENSITY MATRIX

Table: Matrix Density of the QDs and photon in the cavity.

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EVOLUTION OF d(t)

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DENSITY MATRIX DIAGONALIZATION

  • Eigenvectors:

c B A 1 

   

   

t c t b t c t b

c B A c B A c B A

2 1 1 1

2

     

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EVOLUTION OF THE ENTANGLEMENT STATES FOR EXCITONS

T.I: 0.0286ns

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EVOLUTION OF THE ENTANGLEMENT STATES WITH SPIN

  • T.I: 0.0715ns
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TOTAL ENTROPY

Exciton Spin

 

       

 

   

 

 

, ,

ln 2 ln 2 / ln 2

A B c

S a t a t b t c t b t c t              

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DIAGONALIZATION OF RESTRICTED DENSITY OPERATOR IN A AND B

  • Eigenvectors:

B A 0 1 

 

B A B A

1 1 2 1

2

  

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EVOLUTION OF THE ENTANGLEMENT STATES OF REDUCED EXCITONS

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SQUARE TRACE OF DENSITY OPERATOR BY EXCITONS

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CORRELATION OF EXCITONS

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ENVIRONMENTS NO DISSIPATIVE

  • Equations to solve:
  • Solutions:
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MATRIX DENSITY

  • EIGENVECTOR:

   

   

t c t b t c t b

c B A c B A c B A

2 1 1 1

2

     

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DECOHERENCE IN EXCITONS

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DIAGONALIZATION OF REDUCED DENSITY OPERATOR IN A AND B

  • Eigenvectors:

B A 0 1 

 

B A B A

1 1 2 1

2

  

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TRACE OF SQUARE OF DENSITY OPERATOR

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RABI FREQUENCES

  • EXCITONES=√2*λ= √2* 315GHz
  • ESPIN= √2*λeff= √2* 24.18GHz
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ONE EXCTION OR SPIN

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  • Excitons interaction in the quantum dot with a

coherent field, the interlaced state is not defined, but the range of entanglement was predominant during the system dynamics.

CONCLUSIONS

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  • In the interaction of quantum dot excitons

with empty field in times proportional to a half-integer number of π on Rabi frequency were obtained maximally entangled states as Bell states, useful in computer science and information quantum.

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  • In the interaction of quantum dot spins with

empty field, the dynamics were similar to that

  • f excitons with empty field, but in this model,

the frequency of Rabbi and coherence times are greater because model conditions.

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  • Spin model, is predominant over the exciton

due to the coherence time exceeds the time for a certain computation operation (0.04ns).

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They analyze the dynamics of a single quantum dot (with exciton or spin) interacting with the different fields in the cavity, we obtained results that analyze the behavior of quantum gates with two-level systems

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RECTANGULAR DOUBLE BARRIER POTENTIAL

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PÖSCHL-TELLER DOUBLE BARRIER POTENTIAL RASHBA AND DRESSELHAUS EFFECTS

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B

S

 

k k Cos k Sen  

010

 

100

 

001

z

k k

 V

 

2 , L R

z z V z V Cosh a

 

          

001

L

a 

w

a

w R

a a 

B  B  B  B 

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   2Z(l /R) 0.5 eV 6 mK  0.02 T1.3109 s R  8 m

 .

0.05

0.10

0.15 0.20 0.25

2

4 6 8 10 Energy [meV] B [T] E2 – E1 E3 – E1 E1 – E1

T 2 . 5

0 

B 

  • rbital

Zeeman     

Anticrossing due to Rashba coupling

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