Quantum synchronization over quantum networks

Abstract

We consider a network of quantum oscillators in which quantum states are distributed among connected nodes by means of unitary transformations. The distributed states interact with each local state according to a time-dependent interaction Hamiltonian, which is modeled by a Hermitian operator constructed in terms of the states themselves, thereby introducing nonlinear network interactions. For qubit nodes of differing natural frequencies, we show numerically that for a sufficiently large coupling constant, synchronization of quantum nodes occurs in which the spins of all qubits are mutually aligned with a common frequency of oscillation, following initial transient configurations. We discuss the significance of quantum synchronization as a means to create copies of unknown quantum states.M A Loh

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Last time updated on 05/08/2013

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