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The world we live in is very good, in that everything is so organized. When looking at items as small as atoms and electrons, the law ruling their dynamics is awesome. Our research aims at unveiling the unknown of the nature, the fascinating beauty of the quantum world.
Xiao-Feng Shi Phys. Rev. Applied11, 044035 (2019) – Published 11 April 2019 Ultracold neutral atoms offer a promising route toward scalable quantum computing—a route that is unfortunately hindered by Doppler dephasing, a major stumbling block that spoils the fidelity of entangling gates. This study uses a theory based on quantum interference to show that it is possible to significantly suppress Doppler dephasing, allowing a high-fidelity entangling gate even with present-day technology. The interference-induced entanglement described here not only lays a foundation for such neutral-atom gates, but also sheds light on quantum information science involving other physical systems. |
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Accurate Quantum Logic Gates by Spin Echo in Rydberg Atoms Xiao-Feng Shi Phys. Rev. Applied10, 034006 (2018) – Published 5 September 2018 Implementation of accurate quantum gates based on Rydberg interactions is required for scalable quantum computing with ultracold neutral atoms, but has been held back by the difficulty of realizing high-fidelity two-qubit Rydberg gates. This study proposes an easily realizable controlled-Z gate of high intrinsic fidelity, based on spin echo in Rydberg atoms. The ability to attain an accurate entangling Rydberg gate, with neither pulse shaping nor atomic vibrational-ground-state cooling, makes ultracold atoms promising for large-scale quantum computing. |
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Deutsch, Toffoli, and cnot Gates via Rydberg Blockade of Neutral Atoms Xiao-Feng Shi Phys. Rev. Applied9, 051001 (2018) – Published 22 May 2018 Using only Deutsch gates, one could construct a quantum circuit to accomplish any feasible quantum computation, but unfortunately a working Deutsch gate has remained out of reach, due to lack of a protocol. This study proposes an easily realizable Deutsch-gate protocol, based on the blockade interactions in e.g. neutral Rydberg atoms. This protocol can be extended to realize the CNOT gate, as well as the Toffoli gate, which can be used in quantum error correction. Given the very broad applicability of these gates, this result is a significant advance in quantum information science. |
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Rydberg Quantum Gates Free from Blockade Error Xiao-Feng Shi Phys. Rev. Applied7, 064017 (2017) – Published 12 June 2017 Rapid, accurate quantum gates are needed for an efficient quantum computer. Among the various physical platforms for logic gates, neutral atoms excited to high-lying states have met with much attention, but have been fundamentally limited by the gate protocol based on the well-known “blocking” method. Using a Rydberg interaction to tailor a generalized Rabi oscillation frequency, this study presents a class of exceedingly rapid and accurate two-bit quantum-gate protocols, with implications for quantum control across a wide range of platforms featuring two-body interactions. |
Quantum control in neutral atom systems and solid state systems.
Quantum information processing with atoms and solid state systems.
Rydberg interactions of alkali-metal atoms.
Quantum many-body physics.
Topological quantum physics.
Quantum simulation.
Biological physics and physical biology.