Taming numerical errors in simulations of continuous variable non-Gaussian state preparation

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2202.07332v2
• Date: Fri, 7 Oct 2022 16:19:12 GMT
• Title: Taming numerical errors in simulations of continuous variable non-Gaussian state preparation
• Authors: Jan Provazn\'ik and Radim Filip and Petr Marek
• Abstract summary: A powerful instrument for such simulation is the numerical computation in the Fock state representation. We analyze the accuracy of several currently available methods for computation of the truncated coherent displacement operator. We then employ the method in analysis of non-Gaussian state preparation scheme based on coherent displacement of a two mode squeezed vacuum with subsequent photon counting measurement.
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• Abstract: Numerical simulation of continuous variable quantum state preparation is a necessary tool for optimization of existing quantum information processing protocols. A powerful instrument for such simulation is the numerical computation in the Fock state representation. It unavoidably uses an approximation of the infinite-dimensional Fock space by finite complex vector spaces implementable with classical digital computers. In this approximation we analyze the accuracy of several currently available methods for computation of the truncated coherent displacement operator. To overcome their limitations we propose an alternative with improved accuracy based on the standard matrix exponential. We then employ the method in analysis of non-Gaussian state preparation scheme based on coherent displacement of a two mode squeezed vacuum with subsequent photon counting measurement. We compare different detection mechanisms, including avalanche photodiodes, their cascades, and photon number resolving detectors in the context of engineering non-linearly squeezed cubic states and construction of qubit-like superpositions between vacuum and single photon states.

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