Classical and quantum dissipative dynamics in Josephson junctions: An Arnold problem, bifurcation, and capture into resonance
Dmitrii Pashin, Arkady M. Satanin, Chang Sub Kim
DOI 10.1103/PhysRevE.99.062223 · Physical Review E
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Abstract
We theoretically study the phase dynamics in Josephson junctions, which maps onto the oscillatory motion of a pointlike particle in the washboard potential. Under appropriate driving and damping conditions, the Josephson phase undergoes intriguing bistable dynamics near a saddle point in the quasienergy landscape. The bifurcation mechanism plays a critical role in superconducting quantum circuits with relevance to nondemolition measurements such as high-fidelity readout of qubit states. We address the question “what is the probability of capture into either basin of attraction?” and answer it concerning both classical and quantum dynamics. Consequently, we derive the Arnold probability and numerically analyze its implementation of the controlled dynamical switching between two steady states under the various nonequilibrium conditions.
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