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Spin-Orbit Coupling Fluctuations as a Mechanism of Spin Decoherence

Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics · Submitted 12 May 2015

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The authors' main claim By analyzing the anisotropy of resonance linewidths as a function of orientation, temperature and field, we find that the spin-orbit term is a major decoherence source.

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CitationG. Franco, I. Chiorescu, M. Martens, N.S. Dalal, S. Bertaina. "Spin-Orbit Coupling Fluctuations as a Mechanism of Spin Decoherence." arXiv:1505.03177 (2015). https://pith.science/paper/2VQZ45X2
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We discuss a general framework to address spin decoherence resulting from fluctuations in a spin Hamiltonian. We performed a systematic study on spin decoherence in the compound K$_6$[V$_{15}$As$_6$O$_{42}$(D$_2$O)] $\cdot$ 8D$_2$O, using high-field Electron Spin Resonance (ESR). By analyzing the anisotropy of resonance linewidths as a function of orientation, temperature and field, we find that the spin-orbit term is a major decoherence source. The demonstrated mechanism can alter the lifetime of any spin qubit and we discuss how to mitigate it by sample design and field orientation.

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s1 We performed a systematic study on spin decoherence in the compound K$_6$[V$_{15}$As$_6$O$_{42}$(D$_2$O)] $\cdot$ 8D$_2$O, using high-field Electron Spin Resonance (ESR). contribution 0.51 0.97 0.03 asserted 0.98
s2 By analyzing the anisotropy of resonance linewidths as a function of orientation, temperature and field, we find that the spin-orbit term is a major decoherence source. result 0.98 0.96 0.79 asserted 1.00
s3 The demonstrated mechanism can alter the lifetime of any spin qubit and we discuss how to mitigate it by sample design and field orientation. interpretation 0.71 0.53 0.42 asserted 0.79

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We discuss a general framework to address spin decoherence resulting from fluctuations in a spin Hamiltonian. We performed a systematic study on spin decoherence in the compound K$_6$[V$_{15}$As$_6$O$_{42}$(D$_2$O)] $\cdot$ 8D$_2$O, using high-field Electron Spin Resonance (ESR). By analyzing the anisotropy of resonance linewidths as a function of orientation, temperature and field, we find that the spin-orbit term is a major decoherence source. The demonstrated mechanism can alter the lifetime of any spin qubit and we discuss how to mitigate it by sample design and field orientation.

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