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PV: Plenarvorträge

PV VIII

PV VIII: Plenary Talk

Thursday, March 14, 2024, 09:45–10:30, Paulussaal

Continuous Frontiers for Quantum Measurements — •Birgitta Whaley — University of California, Berkeley

Quantum measurements are an essential component of quantum information science and technology but are often presented only within discrete formulations. Continuous weak measurements provide a versatile framework for monitoring quantum systems that can be integrated with feedback onto both unitary and dissipative measurement controls, allowing for a broad range of applications to key quantum information tasks. I shall describe examples of such control to superconducting qubit platforms where this enables high fidelity generation of large-scale entangled states, continuous quantum error correction, implementation of quantum gates and quantum state steering (‘dragging’) by continuously implemented quantum Zeno dynamics and realizing controlled non-Hermitian quantum dynamics.

Keywords: Quantum Measurement; Continuous Measurement; Superconducting qubits; quantum Zeno; Quantum control