Path programming control strategy of quantum state transfer

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The state transfer of closed quantum systems in the interaction picture is studied. The convergent problem encountered in designing control laws based on the Lyapunov method is solved by the well constructed observable operator and a path programming control strategy. It is proved that the condition for the target state being a stable point in the Lyapunov's sense is the coherent vectors of the observable operator and the target state must be in opposite directions. For the local optimisation limitation of the Lyapunov-based method, the path programming control strategy is proposed, which is used to change the distribution of stationary points or choose a transition path by appropriately selecting intermediate target states. Comparative numerical system simulation experiments are implemented on a four-level quantum system and the experimental results are analysed.

Inspec keywords: discrete systems; optimisation; Lyapunov methods; observability; control system synthesis

Other keywords: stationary point distribution; numerical system simulation; local optimisation limitation; path programming control strategy; interaction picture; intermediate target states; coherent vector; transition path; quantum state transfer; observable operator; four level quantum system; Lyapunov method

Subjects: Optimisation techniques; Discrete control systems; Control system analysis and synthesis methods; Stability in control theory

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