Long-range coupling qubits in quantum computing with energy loss protection via multi-mode and fluxonium qubits
One or more systems, devices, or methods of use provided herein relate to a process of long-range coupling qubits in a quantum computing device with energy loss protection. A system can comprise a first transmon coupler capable of selectively coupling a first tunable coupler qubit to a first fluxonium qubit; a second transmon coupler capable of selectively coupling a second tunable coupler qubit to a second fluxonium qubit. Additionally, in one or more embodiments, the system can include a long-range coupler capable of selectively coupling the first fluxonium qubit to the second fluxonium qubit. The first transmon coupler can be coupled to a first B mode of the first tunable coupler qubit, and the second transmon coupler can be coupled to a second B mode of the second tunable coupler qubit.
1 . A system comprising:
a first transmon coupler capable of selectively coupling a first tunable coupler qubit to a first fluxonium qubit, wherein the first transmon coupler is coupled to a first B mode of the first tunable coupler qubit;
a second transmon coupler capable of selectively coupling a second tunable coupler qubit to a second fluxonium qubit, wherein the second transmon coupler is coupled to a second B mode of the second tunable coupler qubit; and
a long-range coupler capable of selectively coupling the first fluxonium qubit to the second fluxonium qubit.
2 . The system of claim 1 , wherein the first transmon coupler is coupled to a first plasmon mode of the first fluxonium qubit, and the second transmon coupler is coupled to a second plasmon mode of the second fluxonium qubit.
3 . The system of claim 2 , wherein the long-range coupler is inductively coupled to a first inductor of the first fluxonium qubit and to a second inductor of the second fluxonium qubit.
4 . The system of claim 3 , wherein the system includes a first state in which information cannot be transmitted between the first fluxonium qubit, the second fluxonium qubit, and the long-range coupler; and a second state in which information cannot be transmitted between the first tunable coupler qubit and the first fluxonium qubit, and between the second tunable coupler qubit and the second transmon coupler.
5 . The system of claim 4 , wherein in the first state, the long-range coupler is not in selective electrical connection with the first fluxonium qubit or the second fluxonium qubit; the first B mode of the first tunable coupler qubit is in electrical connection with the first plasmon mode of the first fluxonium qubit via the first transmon coupler; and the second B mode of the second tunable coupler qubit is in electrical connection with the second plasmon mode of the second fluxonium qubit.
6 . The system of claim 4 , wherein the first tunable coupler qubit and the second tunable coupler qubit operate in a ground state that limits electrical connection of the long-range coupler to the first tunable coupler qubit and the second tunable coupler qubit when the system is in the first state.
7 . The system of claim 4 , wherein in the second state, the long-range coupler is in electrical connection with the first fluxonium qubit and the second fluxonium qubit; and the first tunable coupler qubit and the second tunable coupler qubit are not in electrical connection with the first fluxonium qubit and the second fluxonium qubit.
8 . The system of claim 7 , wherein the first tunable coupler qubit and the second tunable coupler qubit operate in an excited state when the system is in the second state to facilitate connection between the first tunable coupler qubit and the first fluxonium qubit, and between the second tunable coupler qubit and the second fluxonium qubit.
9 . The system of claim 8 , wherein the first A mode of the first tunable coupler qubit and the second A mode of the second tunable coupler qubit are entangled with fluxon modes of the first fluxonium qubit and the second fluxonium qubit by driving the first tunable coupler qubit and the second tunable coupler qubit near resonance.
10 . A method of performing operations across a long-range qubit coupling device with energy loss protection, the method comprising:
providing a device including a first transmon coupler in selective electrical connection between a first fluxonium qubit and a first tunable coupler qubit; a second transmon coupler in selective electrical connection between a second fluxonium qubit and a second tunable coupler qubit; and a long-range coupler in selective electrical connection with the first fluxonium qubit and the second fluxonium qubit;
operating the device in a first state to transmit information between the first tunable coupler qubit and the first fluxonium qubit, and to transmit information between the second tunable coupler qubit and the second fluxonium qubit; and
operating the device in a second state to transmit information between the long-range coupler, the first fluxonium qubit, and the second fluxonium qubit.
11 . The method of performing operations across a long-range qubit coupling device according to claim 10 , wherein when operating the device in the first state, information cannot be transmitted between the long-range coupler, the first fluxonium qubit, and the second fluxonium qubit.
12 . The method of performing operations across a long-range qubit coupling device according to claim 11 , wherein when operating the device in the second state, information cannot be transmitted between the first tunable coupler qubit and the first fluxonium qubit, or between the second tunable coupler qubit and the second fluxonium qubit.
13 . The method of performing operations across a long-range qubit coupling device according to claim 10 , wherein operating the device in the first state includes operating the first transmon coupler and the second transmon coupler in an excited state.
14 . The method of performing operations across a long-range qubit coupling device according to claim 13 , wherein operating the device in the second state includes operating the first transmon coupler and the second transmon coupler in a ground state.
15 . The method of performing operations across a long-range qubit coupling device according to claim 14 , further comprising:
driving the first transmon coupler and the second transmon coupler near resonance to entangle the A modes of the first tunable coupler qubit and the second tunable coupler qubit to a fluxon mode of the first fluxonium qubit and the second fluxonium qubit.
16 . A device comprising:
a first fluxonium qubit coupled to a first tunable coupler qubit by a first transmon coupler;
a second fluxonium qubit coupled to a second tunable coupler qubit by a second transmon coupler; and
a long-range coupler coupled to the first fluxonium qubit and the second fluxonium qubit;
wherein the first tunable coupler qubit includes a first B mode and the second tunable coupler qubit includes a second B mode, and the first B mode of the first tunable coupler qubit and the second B mode of the second tunable coupler qubit are coupled to the first transmon coupler and the second transmon coupler.
17 . The device of claim 16 , wherein the long-range coupler is at least one of a wave guide and coaxial cable.
18 . The device of claim 17 , wherein the long-range coupler is inductively coupled to a first fluxon mode of the first fluxonium qubit and to a second fluxon mode of the second fluxonium qubit.
19 . The device of claim 18 , further comprising one or more two-qubit gates connected between a first A mode of the first tunable coupler qubit, a second A mode of the second tunable coupler qubit, and one or more other qubits; wherein the first A mode of the first tunable coupler qubit and the second A mode of the second tunable coupler qubit are electrically connected with the one or more other qubits.
20 . The device of claim 18 , wherein the first tunable coupler qubit and the second tunable coupler qubit operate in a ground state that limits electrical connection of the long-range coupler to the first tunable coupler qubit and the second tunable coupler qubit.