Platonic dynamical decoupling for multi-spin systems

A dynamical decoupling is a sequence of pulses applied to a quantum system which aims at suppressing the unwanted coupling between the system and its environment, keeping it from decohering. In this work, we present novel decoupling sequences with great versatility and high robustness and show how to select them based on the system of interest.

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Open Repository and Bibliography (University of Liège)
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2024-11-06
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Platonic dynamical decoupling for multi-spin systems

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Platonic dynamical decoupling for multi-spin systems

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A dynamical decoupling is a sequence of pulses applied to a quantum system which aims at suppressing the unwanted coupling between the system and its environment, keeping it from decohering. In this work, we present novel decoupling sequences with great versatility and high robustness and show how to select them based on the system of interest.

Open Repository and Bibliography (University of Liège)
University of Liège (BE)
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Customer Service Quality and Loyalty
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