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Implementation of the Rydberg double anti-blockade regime and the quantum logic gate based on resonant dipole-dipole interactions

Jin Zhao Li Rui Gong Wei-Jiang Qi Yang Zhang Shou Su Shi-Lei

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Implementation of the Rydberg double anti-blockade regime and the quantum logic gate based on resonant dipole-dipole interactions

Jin Zhao, Li Rui, Gong Wei-Jiang, Qi Yang, Zhang Shou, Su Shi-Lei
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  • Quantum information science is an emerging field that applies the quantum coherence and correlation to cause the revolutionary advances in computation, communication, and fundamental quantum science. As an irreducible ingredient, Rydberg quantum gate is considered to be a powerful resource with great promises to a wide range of quantum information tasks far beyond the original gate proposals, since the remarkable features characterized by Rydberg atom are long lifetime and giant polarizability. In recent years, the research mainly focused on the properties of Rydberg atom, especially for the case where the effects of Rydberg blockade and antiblockade involving single level for each atom are dominated by van der Waals forces. However, with the variation of interatomic distance, Rydberg interactions can induce more complicated dynamical behavior. This paper studies the implementation of controlled-phase gate and swap gate in one step based on the constructed Rydberg antiblockade (RAB) and double antiblockade (RDAB) regimes when the interatomic distance is less than the characteristic length. Different from the conventional RAB regime that requires weak Rydberg-Rydberg interaction (RRI), our attainable strategy is to compensate the RRI-induced energy shift by properly tuning the detuning between the driving field and atomic transition frequencies. In addition, the proposed RDAB mechanism is a new physical insight that can enable two pairs of Rydberg states belonging to different atoms to be excited, simultaneously. In contrast to other blocking schemes or the schemes without requirements for strong interactions, the merits of our proposal lies in the strong dipole-dipole interaction between two atoms, leading to the population exchange of multiple energy levels. Numerical simulations show that the time evolution of the population for collective double-atom basis obtained from the original Hamiltonian agrees well with the analytical results given by the effective Hamiltonian. In the ideal case, the average fidelity of the controlled-phase (swap) gate can reach 99.35% (99.67%) at final time $t=\sqrt{2}\pi\Delta/\Omega^{2}$ ($t=2\pi\Delta/\Omega^{2}$), and our protocol is robustness against spontaneous emission of high-lying Rydberg states. We believe our present investigation is feasible in upcoming experimental realization and may offer an new venue with respect to on-demand design of new types of effective Rydberg quantum gate devices.
      Corresponding author: Jin Zhao, jinzhao@mail.neu.edu.cn
    • Funds: Project supported by the Young Scientists Fund of the National Natural Science Foundations of China (Grant No. 11804308), the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation (Grant No. 2018T110735), the Fundamental Research Fund for the Central Universities, China (Grant No. N2005008), and the Postdoctoral Science Foundation of Northeastern University, China (Grant No. 20200322)
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  • 图 1  里德伯原子的能级结构. $ |p(0)\rangle_{\xi} $$ |d(1)\rangle_{\xi} $($ \xi = 1, 2 $)代表两个激发(基)态, 具有相同拉比频率的两束非共振的光学激光分别驱动对应原子的跃迁 $ |1\rangle_{1}\leftrightarrow|p\rangle_{1} $$ |1\rangle_{2}\leftrightarrow|d\rangle_{2} $, 失谐量为$\varDelta$. $ V_{pd} $ 表示两个里德伯原子间共振的偶极-偶极相互作用强度

    Figure 1.  Energy-level configuration of Rydberg atoms. $ |p(0)\rangle_{\xi} $ and $ |d(1)\rangle_{\xi} $ ($ \xi = 1, 2 $) represent two Rydberg (ground) states, off-resonance optical lasers drive the transitions $ |1\rangle_{1}\leftrightarrow|p\rangle_{1} $ and $ |1\rangle_{2}\leftrightarrow|d\rangle_{2} $ for the corresponding atom with identical Rabi frequency $\varOmega$ and detuning $\varDelta$, respectively. $ V_{pd} $ denotes the strength of resonant diploe-diploe interaction between two Rydberg atoms.

    图 2  (a) 态矢量$ |+\rangle $的布居在时刻$ t = \sqrt{2}\pi\varDelta/\varOmega^{2} $随着参数$ V_{pd}/\varOmega $$ \varDelta/\varOmega $的变化, 系统初态为$ |11\rangle $, 图中的黑色点线是利用$ V_{pd} = 2\varDelta+\varOmega^{2}/(4\varDelta) $得到的解析结果; (b) 由原始哈密顿量(黑色点划线)以及有效哈密顿量(红色实线)支配的布居动力学随时间的演化, 系统的初态和末态分别为$ |11\rangle $$-|11\rangle$, 相关的系统参数设置为: $ \varOmega/(2\pi) $ = 2 MHz, $\varDelta = 7.5 \; \Omega$, 以及$ V_{pd} = 2\varDelta+\varOmega^{2}/(4\varDelta) $

    Figure 2.  (a) Population of state $ |+\rangle $ versus $ V_{pd}/\varOmega $ and $ \varDelta/\varOmega $ at the time $ t = \sqrt{2}\pi\varDelta/\varOmega^{2} $ with a fixed initial state $ |11\rangle $, the solid dots are analytical results based on the equation $ V_{pd} = 2\varDelta+\varOmega^{2}/(4\varDelta) $; (b) populations of $-|11\rangle$ versus the evolution time from the initial state $ |11\rangle $ governed by Full Hamiltonian (black dash-dotted line) and effective Hamiltonian (red solid line), the related parameters are chosen as: $\varOmega/(2\pi)$ = 2 MHz, $\varDelta = 7.5\;\Omega$, and $V_{pd} = $$ 2\varDelta+\varOmega^{2}/(4\varDelta)$.

    图 3  里德伯原子的能级结构. $ |p(0)\rangle_{\xi} $$ |d(1)\rangle_{\xi} $($ \xi = 1, 2 $)代表两个激发(基)态, 两束具有相同拉比频率$ \varOmega $及相对相位为$ \theta_{\xi} $的非共振的光学激光分别驱动对应原子的跃迁 $ |0\rangle_{\xi}\leftrightarrow|d\rangle_{\xi} $$ |1\rangle_{\xi}\leftrightarrow|p\rangle_{\xi} $, 失谐量为$ \varDelta $. $ V_{pd} $ 表示两个里德伯原子间共振的偶极-偶极相互作用强度

    Figure 3.  Energy-level configuration of Rydberg atoms. $ |p(0)\rangle_{\xi} $ and $ |d(1)\rangle_{\xi} $ ($ \xi = 1, 2 $) represent two Rydberg (ground) states, off-resonance optical lasers drive the transitions $ |0\rangle_{\xi}\leftrightarrow|d\rangle_{\xi} $ and $ |1\rangle_{\xi}\leftrightarrow|p\rangle_{\xi} $ for the corresponding atom with identical Rabi frequency $ \varOmega $, detuning $ \varDelta $, and different relative phase $ \theta_{\xi} $, respectively. $ V_{pd} $ denotes the strength of resonant diploe-diploe interaction between two Rydberg atoms.

    图 4  (a) 态矢量$ |+\rangle $的布居在时刻$ t = \pi\varDelta/\varOmega^{2} $随着参数$ V_{pd}/\varOmega $$ \varDelta/\varOmega $的变化, 系统初态为$|G\rangle = 1/\sqrt{2}(|10\rangle- $$ |01\rangle)$, 图中的黑色点线是利用公式$ V_{pd} = 2\varDelta $得到的解析结果; (b) 由原始哈密顿量(黑色点划线)以及有效哈密顿量(红色实线)支配的布居动力学随时间的演化, 系统的初态和末态分别为$ |10\rangle $$ |01\rangle $, 相关的系统参数设置为: $ \varOmega/(2\pi) $ = 2 MHz, $\varDelta = 7.5\;\Omega$, 以及$ V_{pd} = 2\varDelta $

    Figure 4.  (a) Population of state $ |+\rangle $ versus $ V_{pd}/\varOmega $ and $ \varDelta/\varOmega $ at the time $ t = \pi\varDelta/\varOmega^{2} $ with a fixed initial state $ |10\rangle $, the solid dots are analytical results based on the equation $ V_{pd} = 2\varDelta $; (b) populations of $ |01\rangle $ versus the evolution time from the initial state $ |10\rangle $ governed by Full Hamiltonian (black dash-dotted line) and effective Hamiltonian (red solid line), the related parameters are chosen as: $\varOmega/(2\pi)$ = 2 MHz, $\varDelta = 7.5\;\Omega$, and $ V_{pd} = 2\varDelta $.

    图 5  由原始哈密顿量和有效哈密顿量支配的平均保真度随时间的演化 (a)控制相位门; (b)控制交换门. 系统参数为$ \varOmega/(2\pi) $ = 2 MHz, $\varDelta = 7.5\varOmega$, $V_{pd} = 2\varDelta+ \varOmega^{2}/(4\varDelta)$ ($V_{pd} = $$ 2\varDelta$) 以及$ \gamma $ = 0 kHz. 插图表示不同的原子自发辐射率对平均保真度的影响, 选定的末态时刻为$ t = \sqrt{2}\pi\varDelta/\varOmega^{2} $ ($ t = 2\pi\varDelta/\varOmega^{2} $), 其他的系统参数除了$ \gamma $以外均与大图相同

    Figure 5.  Time-dependence of the average fidelity dominated by full Hamiltonian and effective Hamiltonian: (a) controlled-PHASE gate; (b) controlled-SWAP gate. Values of parameters are: $ \varOmega/(2\pi) $ = 2 MHz, $\varDelta = 7.5\;\Omega$, $V_{pd} = 2\varDelta+ $$ \varOmega^{2}/(4\varDelta)$ ($ V_{pd} = 2\varDelta $) and $ \gamma $ = 0 kHz. The insets shows the influence of different atomic decay rates $ \gamma $ on the final average fidelity. The chosen final time is $ t = \sqrt{2}\pi\varDelta/\varOmega^{2} $ ($ t = 2\pi\varDelta/\varOmega^{2} $) and the other parameters are the same as in panels (a) and (b) except for $ \gamma $.

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    Blatt R, Wineland D 2008 Nature 453 1008Google Scholar

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    Pan J W, Chen Z B, Lu C Y, Weinfurter H, Zeilinger A, Żukowski M 2012 Rev. Mod. Phys. 84 777Google Scholar

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    Barends R, Kelly J, Megrant A, Veitia A, Sank D, Jeffrey E, White T C, Mutus J, Fowler A G, Campbell B, Chen Y, Chen Z, Chiaro B, Dunsworth A, Neill C, Malley P O', Roushan P, Vainsencher A, Wenner J, Korotkov A N, Cleland A N, Martinis J M 2014 Nature 508 500Google Scholar

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    Jau Y Y, Hankin A M, Keating T, Deutsch I H, Biedermann G W 2016 Nat. Phys. 12 71Google Scholar

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    Jaksch D, Cirac J I, Zoller P 2000 Phys. Rev. Lett. 85 2208Google Scholar

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    Saffman M, Walker T G, Mølmer K 2010 Rev. Mod. Phys. 82 2313Google Scholar

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    Gallagher T F 1994 Rydberg Atoms (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press) pp1–512

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    张秦榕, 王彬彬, 张孟龙, 严冬 2018 物理学报 67 034202Google Scholar

    Zhang Q R, Wang B B, Zhang M L, Yan D 2018 Acta Phys. Sin. 67 034202Google Scholar

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    Zhang Z Y, Zhang T Y, Liu Z K, Ding D S, Shi B S 2018 Acta Phys. Sin. 69 180301

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    Shao X Q 2020 Phys. Rev. A 102 053118Google Scholar

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  • Received Date:  10 January 2021
  • Accepted Date:  10 February 2021
  • Available Online:  21 June 2021
  • Published Online:  05 July 2021

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