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Foundations of Quantum Mechanics:
Lecture 17
4.4 Experimental examples of decoherence and open quantum systems (atoms, superconducting qubits, NV, etc.);
4.5 "Schrödinger cats" (macroscopic superpositions in molecule interference, optomechanics)
2.10 Circuit QED (recent developments). Multi-qubit architectures. Multi-qubit entanglement. Microwave photons on demand. Single Photon detection. Strongly driven artificial atoms (Autler-Townes splitting, Mollow triplet). New readout methods (Josephson bifurcation amplifier). Quantum simulation (Tavis-Cummings model, Bose-Hubbard model, Josephson arrays). Hybrid systems (Rydberg atoms, polar molecules, etc.).
Foundations of Quantum Mechanics:
Lecture 16
4.3 Quantum dynamics of open systems (Kraus operators, Lindblad master equation, examples: two-level system relaxation and dephasing, damped harmonic oscillator)
Continued with general theory of superconducting circuits. Flux representation. Node variables. Lagrangian. Hamiltonian. Phase representation vs. charge representation. Phase qubit. Flux control of a Cooper-pair box via the Aharonov-Bohm effect.
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