Molecular Quantum Control Algorithm Design by Reinforcement Learning

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2410.11839v2
• Date: Mon, 21 Oct 2024 13:28:12 GMT
• Title: Molecular Quantum Control Algorithm Design by Reinforcement Learning
• Authors: Anastasia Pipi, Xuecheng Tao, Prineha Narang, David R. Leibrandt,
• Abstract summary: We present a general, reinforcement-learning-designed, quantum logic approach to prepare molecular ions in a single, pure quantum state. The performance of the control algorithm is numerically demonstrated in the case of a CaH$+$ ion, with up to 96 thermally populated eigenstates.
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• Abstract: Precision measurements of polyatomic molecules offer an unparalleled paradigm to probe physics beyond the Standard Model. The rich internal structure within these molecules makes them exquisite sensors for detecting fundamental symmetry violations, local position invariance, and dark matter. While trapping and control of diatomic and a few very simple polyatomic molecules have been experimentally demonstrated, leveraging the complex rovibrational structure of more general polyatomics demands the development of robust and efficient quantum control schemes. In this study, we present a general, reinforcement-learning-designed, quantum logic approach to prepare molecular ions in a single, pure quantum state. The reinforcement learning agent optimizes the pulse sequence, each followed by a projective measurement, and probabilistically manipulates the collapse of the quantum system to a single state. The performance of the control algorithm is numerically demonstrated in the case of a CaH$^+$ ion, with up to 96 thermally populated eigenstates and under the disturbance of environmental thermal radiation. We expect that the method developed, with physics-informed learning, will be directly implemented for quantum control of polyatomic molecular ions with densely populated structures, enabling new experimental tests of fundamental theories.

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