Measurement of the energy relaxation time of quantum states in quantum
annealing with a D-Wave machine
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2302.10486v1
- Date: Tue, 21 Feb 2023 07:29:23 GMT
- Title: Measurement of the energy relaxation time of quantum states in quantum
annealing with a D-Wave machine
- Authors: Takashi Imoto, Yuki Susa, Tadashi Kadowaki, Ryoji Miyazaki, Yuichiro
Matsuzaki
- Abstract summary: We propose and demonstrate a method to measure the coherence time of the excited state in quantum annealing with the D-Wave device.
We find that the energy relaxation time of the excited states of the model is orders of magnitude longer than that of the excited state of a single qubit.
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- Abstract: Quantum annealing has been demonstrated with superconducting qubits. Such a
quantum annealer has been used to solve combinational optimization problems and
is also useful as a quantum simulator to investigate the properties of the
quantum many-body systems. However, the coherence properties of actual devices
provided by D-Wave Quantum Inc. are not sufficiently explored. Here, we propose
and demonstrate a method to measure the coherence time of the excited state in
quantum annealing with the D-Wave device. More specifically, we investigate the
energy relaxation time of the first excited states of a fully connected Ising
model with a transverse field. We find that the energy relaxation time of the
excited states of the model is orders of magnitude longer than that of the
excited state of a single qubit, and we qualitatively explain this phenomenon
by using a theoretical model. The reported technique provides new possibilities
to explore the decoherence properties of quantum many-body systems with the
D-Wave machine.
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