Fig. 4: State transfer from the SC qubit to the electron spin.
From: A phononic interface between a superconducting quantum processor and quantum networked spin memories

The system begins in the excited state of the SC qubit, then evolves according to the master equation Eq. (2). The time-dependent populations of the SC qubit (full blue), the cavity phonon (red dashed), and the electron spin qubit (black dash-dotted) are plotted as a function of time in a. After initializing the system, we apply the series of pulses shown in b, as described in the text, and let the system evolve until the state is transferred to the electron spin. c, e The state-transfer fidelity \({{{\mathcal{F}}}}\), and d, f \({{\mathrm{log}}}\,(1-{{{\mathcal{F}}}})\). Both \({{{\mathcal{F}}}}\), and \({{\mathrm{log}}}\,(1-{{{\mathcal{F}}}})\) are calculated as a function of the phonon-electron-spin coupling gpe and the electron-spin dephasing rate γe. We maximize \({{{\mathcal{F}}}}\) for each pair of parameters [γe, gpe] by adjusting the delays between the respective pulses applied to drive the system dynamics. We consider (c, d) γp/(2π) = 10−7 GHz (corresponding to the mechanical quality factor Q ~ 107) and (e, f) γp/(2π) = 10−4 GHz in the calculations.