A Noise-Robust Pulse for Excitation Transfer in a Multi-Mode Quantum Memory

Multi-mode quantum memory is a basic element required for long-distance quantum communication, as well as scalable quantum computation. For on-demand readout and long storage times, control pulses are crucial in order to transfer atomic excitations back and forth into spin excitations. Here, we introduce noise-robust composite pulse sequences for high-fidelity excitation transfer in multi-mode quantum memory. These pulses are robust to the deviations in amplitude and the detuning parameters of realistic conditions. We show the efficiency of these composite pulses with a typical rare-earth ion-doped system. This approach could be applied to a variety of quantum memory schemes.

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The study introduces noise-robust composite pulse sequences for high-fidelity excitation transfer in multi-mode quantum memory, which are robust to deviations in amplitude and detuning parameters under realistic conditions. These composite pulses demonstrate efficiency in a typical rare-earth ion-doped system and could be applied to various quantum memory schemes.