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 nks-rydberg-atom-arrays
SUMMARY:Photonic Links for Rydberg Atom Arrays
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DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nIQC SPECIAL COLLOQUIUM - IVANA DIMITROVA\, HARVARD 
 UNIVERSITY\n\nQuantum-Nano Centre\, 200 University Ave West\, Room QNC 010
 1 À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ\,\nON CA N2L 3G1\n\nScaling up the number of qubits available i
 n experimental systems is\none of the most significant challenges in quant
 um computation. A\npromising path forward is to modularize the quantum pro
 cessors and\nthen connect many processors using quantum channels\, realize
 d using\nphotons and optical fibers. For Rydberg atom arrays\, one of the
 \nleading platforms for quantum information processing\, this could be\ndo
 ne by developing an interface for photons\, such as an optical\ncavity. In
  addition\, an optical cavity can be used for fast\nmid-circuit readout fo
 r error detection. In this talk\, I will discuss\nrecent progress with two
  types of cavities and their feasibility as a\nphotonic link. First\, we s
 how coherent control of Rydberg qubits and\ntwo-atom entanglement as close
  as 130um away from a nanophotonic\ncavity. Second\, we show fast high-fid
 elity qubit state readout at a\nfiber Fabry Perot cavity. In addition\, a 
 fiber cavity also allows for\ncavity-mediated atom-atom gates\, which coul
 d enable novel quantum\nnetworking capabilities. \n 
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