Charge-imbalance potential relaxation produces a retarded vortex viscosity kernel (1−iωτ_E)⁻¹ that yields a negative effective mass at low frequencies and a reactive pinning-like response at high frequencies.
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Bosonic quantum statistics enhance collective phases in a 1D quantum active Ising model on a lattice.
Analytical multi-level LZSM optimization plus Floquet-Born-Markov open-system fidelity shows fluxonium Y(π/2) gates under 1.3 ns with error below 10^{-5} at privileged drive frequencies.
Giant atoms with engineered multi-point couplings to waveguides enable deterministic passive quantum state transfer, with optimized fidelities of 87% for two points and over 99% for ten or more.
Perfect displacement of superconducting resonators is achieved via fast-forward scaling of drive amplitude or detuning, enabling high-speed R_ZZ gates in Kerr-cat qubits.
Experimental verification that transmon ionization under strong readout drives is a controllable Landau-Zener transition, with quantitative measurements of critical photon numbers and population transfer matching a semiclassical model.
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Effect of charge-imbalance potential relaxation on the high-frequency vortex dynamics and kinetic inductance of superconducting circuits
Charge-imbalance potential relaxation produces a retarded vortex viscosity kernel (1−iωτ_E)⁻¹ that yields a negative effective mass at low frequencies and a reactive pinning-like response at high frequencies.
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Quantum statistical enhancement of collective behaviour in a bosonic active Ising model
Bosonic quantum statistics enhance collective phases in a 1D quantum active Ising model on a lattice.
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Optimizing LZSM protocol for high-fidelity gates in open-system fluxonium
Analytical multi-level LZSM optimization plus Floquet-Born-Markov open-system fidelity shows fluxonium Y(π/2) gates under 1.3 ns with error below 10^{-5} at privileged drive frequencies.
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Enabling Deterministic Passive Quantum State Transfer with Giant Atoms
Giant atoms with engineered multi-point couplings to waveguides enable deterministic passive quantum state transfer, with optimized fidelities of 87% for two points and over 99% for ten or more.
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Perfect displacement of a superconducting resonator via fast-forward scaling and its application to high-speed $R_{ZZ}$ gates in Kerr-cat qubits
Perfect displacement of superconducting resonators is achieved via fast-forward scaling of drive amplitude or detuning, enabling high-speed R_ZZ gates in Kerr-cat qubits.
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Probing excited-state dynamics of transmon ionization
Experimental verification that transmon ionization under strong readout drives is a controllable Landau-Zener transition, with quantitative measurements of critical photon numbers and population transfer matching a semiclassical model.