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Majorana Qubit Readout Using Longitudinal Qubit-Resonator Interaction

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Authors: Arne L. Grimsmo, Thomas Smith

Year

2018

Paper ID

7488

Status

Preprint

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We propose a quantum non-demolition Majorana qubit readout protocol based on parametricmodulation of a longitudinal interaction between a pair of Majorana bound states and a resonator. The interaction can be modulated through microwave frequency gate-voltage or flux control of a tunable tunnel barrier. The qubit-resonator coupling is quantum non-demolition to exponential accuracy, a property inherited from the topological nature of the Majorana zero modes. The same mechanism as used for single-qubit readout can also be extended to perform multi-qubit measurements and be used to enact long range entangling gates.

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