Strong tunable spin-spin interaction in a weakly coupled nitrogen vacancy spin-cavity electromechanical system

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2006.09256v4
• Date: Wed, 12 May 2021 22:56:50 GMT
• Title: Strong tunable spin-spin interaction in a weakly coupled nitrogen vacancy spin-cavity electromechanical system
• Authors: Wei Xiong, Jiaojiao Chen, Baolong Fang, Mingfeng Wang, Liu Ye, and J. Q. You
• Abstract summary: We study the interaction between two single NV spins in diamond which are only weakly coupled to an electromechanical cavity. With the low-frequency polariton as a quantum bus, a strong coupling between two single NV centers is achievable. This effective strong coupling can ensure coherent quantum-information exchange between two spin qubits in the weakly coupled spin-cavity elecromechanical system.
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• Abstract: The long coherence time of a single nitrogen vacancy (NV) center spin in diamond is a crucial advantage for implementing quantum information processing. However, the realization of strong coupling between single NV spins is challenging. Here we propose a method to greatly enchance the interaction between two single NV spins in diamond which are only weakly coupled to an electromechanical cavity. Owing to the presence of a critical point for the linearized electromechanical subsystem, the coupling between a single NV spin and the high-frequency polariton (formed by the mechanical and cavity modes) can be fully decoupled, but the coupling between the single NV spin and the low-frequency polariton is however greatly enhanced. Thus, AC Stark shift of the single NV spin can be measured. With the low-frequency polariton as a quantum bus, a strong coupling between two single NV centers is achievable. This effective strong coupling can ensure coherent quantum-information exchange between two spin qubits in the weakly coupled spin-cavity elecromechanical system.

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