Quantum hybrid systems in low-loss crystalline solids

Jeremy Francis Bourhill

Quantum hybrid systems in low-loss crystalline solids

Jeremy Francis Bourhill

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Abstract

A quantum hybrid system is any architecture in which a coupling between two quantum systems of different physical nature is produced. This unlocks the ability to observe one system via the other , and to examine the interaction itself. These hybrid systems will provide a "toolbox " for quantum information processing; utilising the advantages of one hybrid system to compensate for the limitations of another. Two distinct classes of quantum hybrid system are investigated; an electromechanical transducer , studying the interaction of microwave photons and mechanical phonons, and quantum electrodynamic systems involving the interaction of microwave photons and ensembles of electron spins

Original language	English
Qualification	Doctor of Philosophy
Awarding Institution	The University of Western Australia
Supervisors/Advisors	Tobar, Michael, Supervisor Ivanov, Eugene, Supervisor
Award date	19 Jul 2016
Publication status	Unpublished - 2016

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