Quantum dynamics of disordered arrays of interacting superconducting qubits: Signatures of quantum collective states
M. V. Fistul, O. Neyenhuys, A. B. Bocaz, M. Lisitskiy, I. M. Eremin
DOI 10.1103/PhysRevB.105.104516 · Physical Review B
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Abstract
We study theoretically the collective quantum dynamics occurring in various interacting superconducting qubit arrays (SQAs) in the presence of a spread of individual qubit frequencies. The interaction is provided by mutual inductive coupling between adjacent qubits (short-range Ising interaction) or inductive coupling to a low-dissipative resonator (long-range exchange interaction). In the absence of interaction, the Fourier transform of the temporal correlation function of the total polarization (z projection of the total spin), i.e., the dynamic susceptibility C(ω), demonstrates a set of sharp small magnitude resonances corresponding to the transitions of individual superconducting qubits. We show that even a weak interaction between qubits can overcome the disorder with a simultaneous formation of the collective excited states. This collective behavior manifests itself by a single large resonance in C(ω). In the presence of a weak nonresonant microwave photon field in the low-dissipative resonator, the positions of dominant resonances depend on the number of photons, i.e., the collective ac Stark effect. Coupling of an SQA to the transmission line allows a straightforward experimental access of the collective states in microwave transmission experiments and, at the same time, to employ SQAs as sensitive single-photon detectors.
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