
Multi-path transfer
Simultaneous propagation along multiple paths speeds excitation transfer in long-range lattices, proving an evident quantum advantage.
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Simultaneous propagation along multiple paths speeds excitation transfer in long-range lattices, proving an evident quantum advantage.

Time-optimal control of large quantum systems is computed efficiently by applying boundary conditions to a brachistochrone–Lax framework.

We use the quantum brachistochrone method to design an optimal control strategy for the fastest quantum state transfer in long qubit chains.

We achieve maximal-fidelity state transfer in the fastest possible time for a 3-qubit chain by applying the quantum variational method.
Modelling the behaviour of two interacting bosonic particles in a chiral, dimerized optical lattice shows the pair form a vortex bound state.