Nonlinear Coupling between the Two Oscillation Modes of a dc SQUID
F. Lecocq, J. Claudon, O. Buisson, P. Milman
DOI 10.1103/PhysRevLett.107.197002 · Physical Review Letters
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Abstract
We make a detailed theoretical description of the two-dimensional nature of a dc SQUID, analyzing the coupling between its two orthogonal phase oscillation modes. While it has been shown that the mode defined as “longitudinal” can be initialized, manipulated, and measured, so as to encode a quantum bit of information, the mode defined as “transverse” is usually repelled at high frequency and does not interfere in the dynamics. We show that, using typical parameters of existing devices, the transverse mode energy can be made of the order of the longitudinal one. In this regime, we can observe a strong coupling between these modes, described by a Hamiltonian providing a wide range of interesting effects, such as conditional quantum operations and entanglement. This coupling also creates an atomiclike structure for the combined two mode states, with a V-like scheme.
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