Efficient frequency allocation for superconducting quantum processors using improved optimization techniques
Zewen Zhang, Pranav Gokhale, Jeffrey M. Larson
DOI 10.1103/PhysRevA.111.012619 · Physical Review A
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Abstract
Building on previous research on frequency allocation optimization for superconducting circuit quantum processors, this work incorporates several techniques to improve overall solution quality. We introduce constraints and imposed edgewise differences help to improve the optimization results. We also introduce optimization variables for the orientation of each edge, defined as the direction from the control qubit to the target qubit, to be chosen during optimization. To scale up to larger processors, multimodule designs are employed with various boundary conditions, thereby enhancing the collective yield. These enhancements allow for greater flexibility in processor design by eliminating the need for handpicked orientations. We support the efficient assembly of large processors with dense connectivity by choosing the best boundary conditions. Examples demonstrate that, at low computational cost, this optimization approach finds a frequency configuration for a square chip with over 1000 qubits and over 10% yield at much larger dispersion levels than required by previous approaches.
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