We report the experimental investigation of the superconductor-metal quantum phase transition of the Eu O/KTa O3 interface.Around the transition,a divergence of the dynamical critical exponent is observed,which suppor...We report the experimental investigation of the superconductor-metal quantum phase transition of the Eu O/KTa O3 interface.Around the transition,a divergence of the dynamical critical exponent is observed,which supports the quantum Griffiths singularity in the Eu O/KTa O3 interface.The quantum Griffiths singularity could be attributed to large rare superconducting regions and quenched disorders at the interface.Our results could pave the way for studying the exotic superconducting properties at the Eu O/KTa O3 interface.展开更多
Scaling up spin qubits in silicon-based quantum dots is one of the pivotal challenges in achieving large-scale semiconductor quantum computation.To satisfy the connectivity requirements and reduce the lithographic com...Scaling up spin qubits in silicon-based quantum dots is one of the pivotal challenges in achieving large-scale semiconductor quantum computation.To satisfy the connectivity requirements and reduce the lithographic complexity,utilizing the qubit array structure and the circuit quantum electrodynamics(cQED)architecture together is expected to be a feasible scaling scheme.A triple-quantum dot(TQD)coupled with a superconducting resonator is regarded as a basic cell to demonstrate this extension scheme.In this article,we investigate a system consisting of a silicon TQD and a high-impedance TiN coplanar waveguide(CPW)resonator.The TQD can couple to the resonator via the right double-quantum dot(RDQD),which reaches the strong coupling regime with a charge–photon coupling strength of g0/(2p)=175 MHz.Moreover,we illustrate the high tunability of the TQD through the characterization of stability diagrams,quadruple points(QPs),and the quantum cellular automata(QCA)process.Our results contribute to fostering the exploration of silicon-based qubit integration.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Key R&D Program of China(Grant Nos.2019YFA0308401 and 2017YFA0303301)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.11974025,11674009,and 11934016)+1 种基金the Beijing Natural Science Foundation(Grant No.1192009)the Strategic Priority Research Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(Grant No.XDB28000000)。
文摘We report the experimental investigation of the superconductor-metal quantum phase transition of the Eu O/KTa O3 interface.Around the transition,a divergence of the dynamical critical exponent is observed,which supports the quantum Griffiths singularity in the Eu O/KTa O3 interface.The quantum Griffiths singularity could be attributed to large rare superconducting regions and quenched disorders at the interface.Our results could pave the way for studying the exotic superconducting properties at the Eu O/KTa O3 interface.
基金the National Natural Science Foun-dation of China(Grant Nos.92265113,12074368,12304560,and 12034018)China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(Grant Nos.BX20220281 and 2023M733408).
文摘Scaling up spin qubits in silicon-based quantum dots is one of the pivotal challenges in achieving large-scale semiconductor quantum computation.To satisfy the connectivity requirements and reduce the lithographic complexity,utilizing the qubit array structure and the circuit quantum electrodynamics(cQED)architecture together is expected to be a feasible scaling scheme.A triple-quantum dot(TQD)coupled with a superconducting resonator is regarded as a basic cell to demonstrate this extension scheme.In this article,we investigate a system consisting of a silicon TQD and a high-impedance TiN coplanar waveguide(CPW)resonator.The TQD can couple to the resonator via the right double-quantum dot(RDQD),which reaches the strong coupling regime with a charge–photon coupling strength of g0/(2p)=175 MHz.Moreover,we illustrate the high tunability of the TQD through the characterization of stability diagrams,quadruple points(QPs),and the quantum cellular automata(QCA)process.Our results contribute to fostering the exploration of silicon-based qubit integration.
