Characterization of a Transmon Qubit in a 3D Cavity for Quantum Machine Learning and Photon Counting

  1. Alessandro D'Elia,
  2. Boulos Alfakes,
  3. Anas Alkhazaleh,
  4. Leonardo Banchi,
  5. Matteo Beretta,
  6. Stefano Carrazza,
  7. Fabio Chiarello,
  8. Daniele Di Gioacchino,
  9. Andrea Giachero,
  10. Felix Henrich,
  11. Alex Stephane Piedjou Komnang,
  12. Carlo Ligi,
  13. Giovanni Maccarrone,
  14. Massimo Macucci,
  15. Emanuele Palumbo,
  16. Andrea Pasquale,
  17. Luca Piersanti,
  18. Florent Ravaux,
  19. Alessio Rettaroli,
  20. Matteo Robbiati,
  21. Simone Tocci,
  22. and Claudio Gatti
In this paper we report the use of superconducting transmon qubit in a 3D cavity for quantum machine learning and photon counting applications. We first describe the realization and

Quantum Sensing with superconducting qubits for Fundamental Physics

  1. Roberto Moretti,
  2. Hervè Atsè Corti,
  3. Danilo Labranca,
  4. Felix Ahrens,
  5. Guerino Avallone,
  6. Danilo Babusci,
  7. Leonardo Banchi,
  8. Carlo Barone,
  9. Matteo Mario Beretta,
  10. Matteo Borghesi,
  11. Bruno Buonomo,
  12. Enrico Calore,
  13. Giovanni Carapella,
  14. Fabio Chiarello,
  15. Alessandro Cian,
  16. Alessando Cidronali,
  17. Filippo Costa,
  18. Alessandro Cuccoli,
  19. Alessandro D'Elia,
  20. Daniele Di Gioacchino,
  21. Stefano Di Pascoli,
  22. Paolo Falferi,
  23. Marco Fanciulli,
  24. Marco Faverzani,
  25. Giulietto Felici,
  26. Elena Ferri,
  27. Giovanni Filatrella,
  28. Luca Gennaro Foggetta,
  29. Claudio Gatti,
  30. Andrea Giachero,
  31. Francesco Giazotto,
  32. Damiano Giubertoni,
  33. Veronica Granata,
  34. Claudio Guarcello,
  35. Gianluca Lamanna,
  36. Carlo Ligi,
  37. Giovanni Maccarrone,
  38. Massimo Macucci,
  39. Giuliano Manara,
  40. Federica Mantegazzini,
  41. Paolo Marconcini,
  42. Benno Margesin,
  43. Francesco Mattioli,
  44. Andrea Miola,
  45. Angelo Nucciotti,
  46. Luca Origo,
  47. Sergio Pagano,
  48. Federico Paolucci,
  49. Luca Piersanti,
  50. Alessio Rettaroli,
  51. Stefano Sanguinetti,
  52. Sebastiano Fabio Schifano,
  53. Paolo Spagnolo,
  54. Simone Tocci,
  55. Alessandra Toncelli,
  56. Guido Torrioli,
  57. and Andrea Vinante
Quantum Sensing is a rapidly expanding research field that finds one of its applications in Fundamental Physics, as the search for Dark Matter. Recent developments in the fabrication