Microscopic unitary simulation of circuit QED readout shows qubit T1 drops with increasing drive amplitude when a Purcell notch filter is at the qubit frequency, exposing qualitative defects in Lindblad master equations.
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Time-dependent quantum simulations reveal spin-dependent snake-like trajectories for electrons released from quantum dots in InSb waveguides under electric drive, persisting with weak magnetic fields and matching semiclassical results.
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First-principles study of dispersive readout in circuit QED
Microscopic unitary simulation of circuit QED readout shows qubit T1 drops with increasing drive amplitude when a Purcell notch filter is at the qubit frequency, exposing qualitative defects in Lindblad master equations.
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Snakelike trajectories of electrons released from quantum dots driven by the spin Hall effect
Time-dependent quantum simulations reveal spin-dependent snake-like trajectories for electrons released from quantum dots in InSb waveguides under electric drive, persisting with weak magnetic fields and matching semiclassical results.