Proposal for a three-component SQUID polarimeter design that uses bunch magnetic moments and the HSR spin tune of 1/2 to enable noninvasive static and dynamic measurements of full polarization vector including longitudinal component.
Effects of Diffusion on Free Precess ion in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Experiments
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A monolithic bow-tie cavity with finesse 5.7e4 is realized for homogeneous coupling to Sr atoms at 689 nm, projected to enable up to 28 dB spin squeezing for quantum-enhanced interferometry.
Experimental runs of Grover's algorithm on IBM Heron QPUs show higher success rates for 3-5 qubits than prior generations, with further gains from topological dynamical decoupling on 5- and 6-qubit cases.
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Quantum noninvasive three-component beam-spin polarimetry in the Hadron Storage Ring of the Electron-Ion Collider
Proposal for a three-component SQUID polarimeter design that uses bunch magnetic moments and the HSR spin tune of 1/2 to enable noninvasive static and dynamic measurements of full polarization vector including longitudinal component.
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Towards Entanglement-Enhanced Atom Interferometry Using Bow-Tie Cavities
A monolithic bow-tie cavity with finesse 5.7e4 is realized for homogeneous coupling to Sr atoms at 689 nm, projected to enable up to 28 dB spin squeezing for quantum-enhanced interferometry.
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Improvement of performance of Grover's algorithm on three generations of Heron family IBM QPUs without and with topological dynamical decoupling
Experimental runs of Grover's algorithm on IBM Heron QPUs show higher success rates for 3-5 qubits than prior generations, with further gains from topological dynamical decoupling on 5- and 6-qubit cases.