Lecture2: Quantum Decoherence and Maxwell Angels L. J. Sham, University of California San Diego

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Michigan Quantum Summer School Ann Arbor, June 16-27, 2008. Lecture2: Quantum Decoherence and Maxwell Angels L. J. Sham, University of California San Diego 1. Motivation: Quantum superiority in superposition states 2. Problem: How does a quantum coin turn into a mundane one? a. Study the decoherence of a spin in the model of an electron in a dot with a million of mutually interacting nuclear spins 3. A knowledge of the decoherence process leads to the existence of the Maxwell angel who restores coherence. a. How? 1

Decoherence time and dipole strength Order of magnitude estimates from measurements and theory Stronger interaction with macroscopic systems: shorter decoherence time and faster operation System Size Dipole (ea) T1 T2 Op time Exciton in FQD 30 nm 20 50ps 100ps 1ps Spin in SAQD 10 nm 5 10ms 10µs op 10ps µw 1ns Supercond. phase gate 10 µm -- 100ns 200ns 10ns Trapped ions 0.1 nm 0.1 1 s 10 ms 10 ns Nielsen & Chuang: 0.1 fs but phonon limited 2

Relaxation & Decoherence of Spin in a Bath Prepare state Initial state Quantum system Spin + Bath β + + α (β + + α ) J Time evolution Query on spin Entanglement Reduced density matrix β + J + + α J Ensemble average over bath state J population decay from ρ ++ to ρ : longitude relax time T 1 Long! decoherence: coherence ρ + decay transverse relaxation time T 2 3 Zurek, Physics Today (1991), revised in Los Alamos Science (1992).

Existence of a Maxwell Angel Coherence: J + J Trajectories of bath states: blue lines J + red lines J Spin echo recovery of coherence Pure coherence recovery The angel changes + to at τ x y At ( 2)τ dis-entanglement not original state Bath interaction A echo at 4τ echo at 2τ Bath interaction B 4

Spin decoherence of an electron in a III-V quantum dot Mechanisms of decoherence: Spin-orbit + electron-phonon: negligible below 1 K Semenov & Kim (2004) Golovach, Khaetskii & Loss (2004) Experiments (Kroutvar et al., Steel's group) at 4K Spontaneous emission: negligible Ultimate decoherence source electron interaction with nuclear spins (hyperfine) nuclear spin-nuclear spin interaction 5 e T 1 ~ 20 µs B Measured for SQAD dots B ~ 4 T Calc Expt Op T 2 > 1 µs T 2 > 3 µs t ~ 10 ps T 2 * ~ 10 ns

Antecedents of Spin Decoherence Theories Spectral diffusion: Stochastic model of frequency fluctuation Quantum theories Electron-nuclear hyperfine interaction Phonon mediated longitudinal spin fluctuations Anderson et al. RMP 53, PR 59- phonon ex, PR 62 - ind. of interact. De Sousa & Das Sarma, PRB 03 - n-n dipolar interaction, T 2 obtained from time dependence of spin echo De Sousa, Shenvi & Whaley, PRB 72, 045330 - GaAs n (I>1/2) Merkulov, Efros & Rosen, PRB 02 Khaetskii, Loss & Glazman, PRL 02 Schliemann, Khaestskii and Loss PRB 02 Semenov & Kim PRL 04 Coish & Loss PRB 04 Quantum theories Electron-nuclear hyperfine interaction Nuclear-nuclear dipole interaction Prokofiev & Stamp, Rept Prog Phys (00) Shenvi, De Sousa & Whaley, PRB (05) Witzel & Das Sarma, PRB (06) Witzel & Das Sarma, PRL (07) Yao, Liu & Sham, PRB (06) Yao, Liu & Sham, PRL (07) 6 Saikin, Yao & Sham, PRB (07)

Decoherence process when T 1 is long Hamiltonian Quantum system β + + α Terms leading to T 1 removed Initial state spin bath (β + + α ) J β + J + + α J Decoherence by spin query (tracing over bath states) Coherence t decoherence: Coherence L Ensemble average over bath state J (t) decays with time No a priori stochastic assumption 7

Independent nuclear spin-pair correlation approximation Dominant interaction effect: Nuclear pair flip excitations m> 1 m'> 2 <==> m-1> 1 m'+1> 2 mapped to a pseudo-spin 1/2 Each pseudospin moves in an effective magnetic field which is calculated from H to second order in hf spin flip Entanglement overlap 8

Bath spin pair excitation states 9

Validity of the independent pair correlation approximation Error estimate of higher order correlations negligible if Dot is mesoscopic: # nuclear spins N ~ 10 4 -- 10 8 Time scale t ~ T 2 << 1/b b = intrinsic n-n interaction statistics extrinsic n-n interaction e spin ground state virtual excited state n-pair flip state n spin 10

Free induction decay for a single bath state GaAs dot (h=3 nm x r=15 nm) FID decoherence time Spin echo decay time Partial recovery of pure coherence known in NMR 11. Yao, Liu & Sham, PRB (06)

Physical picture of nuclear spin dynamics Extrinsic n-n interaction Intrinsic n-n interaction No N state prep! π pulse at τ x y dis-entanglement at ( 2)τ echo at 2τ CP: π pulse at 3τ GaAs dot h = 3 nm r = 15 nm B = 10 T T N high echo at 4τ 12

Decoherence evolution under sequence of pulses InAs dot Single pulse both inter dipole 33nm x 33 nm x 3nm B = 12 Tesla T = 1K Periodic pulses Carr-Purcell pulses 13 Liu, Yao, Sham, New J Phys. 9, 226 (2007)

Concatenated pulses for control of entanglement Concatenated dynamical decoupling Khojasteh & Lidar, PRL 95, 180501 (2005) Adopt concatenation idea but not to decouple the e-n interaction π-pulse sequences for concatenation level l = 0 1 L[001] r0 B ext Coherence = 5.7 nm, = 20 nm, = 10 T t/τ= 0 1 3 4 5 6 (! ) U # exp " ih, Ul = Ul Ul + + + " + 0 + 1 2 3 Decoherence Rot 14 Yao, Liu, Sham, PRL 07

Linked cluster expansion of qubit decoherence V 2 = V 3 = + + V 4 = + + + linked clusters contributions 31 P donor in Si Results: Expansion in exponent provide faster convergence (partial sum of perturb series). Up to V2 terms in agreement with pair approx (pseudo-spin model) Accounts for bath excitations beyond the spin pair approximation. Contributions of 2, 3 and 4 nuclear spin excitations to decoherence of a single 31 P donor electron spin in Si are evaluated for FID and 2-pulse echo setups. For magnetic fields >100G contributions of hyperfine-mediated interaction are negligible. Saikin,Yao & Sham, PRB 07 15 Time (msec)

Summary A two-level system (TLS) in an interacting spin bath Conditions: Magnetic field High field regime: after query of (or non-unitary super-operation on) the small quantum system, its state is irreversible, except at points of separable state of the quantum system and bath. Complexity of reversal control. Low field regime: q chaos + decoherence c chaos (Zurek); outside the scope of our theory; exotic use of q machines? Bath mesoscopic TLS-bath interaction >> bath spin-spin interaction Decoherence in TLS by entanglement with bath Restoration of its coherence by state flip of TLS Not treated: decoherence of entangled states, entanglement in many-particle states, QPT,. 16