Tight-Binding Energy-Phase Calculation for Topological Josephson Junction Nanowire Architecture
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2503.16704v1
- Date: Thu, 20 Mar 2025 20:57:52 GMT
- Title: Tight-Binding Energy-Phase Calculation for Topological Josephson Junction Nanowire Architecture
- Authors: Adrian D. Scheppe, Michael V. Pak,
- Abstract summary: The noisy quantum environment is a larger threat than many may realize.<n>The noisy intermediate scale quantum (NISQ) era can be viewed as an inflection point for the enterprise of QC where decoherence could stagnate progress if left unaddressed.<n>One tactic for handling decoherence is to address the problem from a hardware level by implementing topological materials into the design.
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- Abstract: The current state of Quantum computing (QC) is extremely optimistic, and we are at a point where researchers have produced highly sophisticated quantum algorithms to address far reaching problems. However, it is equally apparent that the noisy quantum environment is a larger threat than many may realize. The noisy intermediate scale quantum (NISQ) era can be viewed as an inflection point for the enterprise of QC where decoherence could stagnate progress if left unaddressed. One tactic for handling decoherence is to address the problem from a hardware level by implementing topological materials into the design. In this work, we model several Josephson junctions that are modified by the presence of topological superconducting nanowires in between the host superconductors. Our primary result is a numerical calculation of the energy-phase relationship for topological nanowire junctions which are a key parameter of interest for the dynamics of qubit circuits. In addition to this, we report on the qualitative physical behavior of the bound states as a function of superconducting phase. These results can be used to further develop and inform the construction of more complicated systems, and it is hopeful that these types of designs could manifest as a fault tolerant qubit.
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