Fig. 5: Measured dependence of the dephasing rate γϕ on the amplitude of the applied white noise, specified in peak-to-peak voltage (Vpp).
From: Experimental witness of quantum jump induced high-order Liouvillian exceptional points

The data are well described by a cubic polynomial fit of the form ax2 + bx + c, with the determination coefficient of R2 = 0.9800. The fitted coefficients (95% confidence intervals) are: a = 0.0882, b = 0.00940, and c = − 0.0201. The left and right insets display representative fits of the dephasing-induced population decay measured at white noise amplitudes of 3.5 V. Each data point is obtained by averaging over 200 experimental repetitions with error bars indicating standard deviation.