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ENTROPY
Volume 24, Issue 6, Pages -Publisher
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/e24060792
Keywords
circuit quantization methods; superconducting quantum chips; circuit quantum electrodynamics; quantum information
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This paper compares the LOM and EPR quantification methods in the design of superconducting quantum chips and summarizes the advantages and disadvantages of these two methods. The results show that the LOM method has more parameter outputs and more accurate qubit frequency calculation, providing reference significance for the design of superconducting quantum chips.
Over the past two decades, superconducting quantum circuits have become one of the essential platforms for realizing quantum computers. The Hamiltonian of a superconducting quantum circuit system is the key to describing the dynamic evolution of the system. For this reason, various methods for analyzing the Hamiltonian of a superconducting quantum circuit system have been proposed, among which the LOM (Lumped Oscillator Model) and the EPR (Energy Participation Ratio) methods are the most popular ones. To analyze and improve the design methods of superconducting quantum chips, this paper compares the similarities and differences of the LOM and the EPR quantification methods. We verify the applicability of these two theoretical approaches to the design of 2D transmon quantum chips. By comparing the theoretically simulated results and the experimentally measured data at extremely low temperature, the errors between the theoretical calculation and observed measurement values of the two methods were summarized. Results show that the LOM method has more parameter outputs in data diversity and the qubit frequency calculation in LOM is more accurate. The reason is that in LOM more coupling between different systems are taken into consideration. These analyses would have reference significance for the design of superconducting quantum chips.
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