Quantum switch for single-photon transport in a coupled superconducting transmission-line-resonator array
Jie-Qiao Liao, Jin-Feng Huang, Yu-xi Liu, Le-Man Kuang, C. P. Sun
DOI 10.1103/PhysRevA.80.014301 · Physical Review A
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Abstract
We propose and study an approach to realize quantum switch for single-photon transport in a coupled superconducting transmission-line-resonator (TLR) array with one controllable hopping interaction. We find that the single photon with arbitrary wave vector can transport in a controllable way in this system. We also study how to realize controllable hopping interaction between two TLRs via a Cooper-pair box (CPB). When the frequency of the CPB is largely detuned from those of the two TLRs, the variables of the CPB can be adiabatically eliminated and thus a controllable interaction between two TLRs can be obtained.
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