Increased Crystal Field Drives Intermediate Coupling and Minimizes Decoherence in Tetravalent Praseodymium Qubits

Increased Crystal Field Drives Intermediate Coupling and Minimizes Decoherence in Tetravalent Praseodymium Qubits

Crystal field (CF) control of rare-earth (RE) ions has been employed to minimize decoherence in qubits and to enhance the effective barrier of single-molecule magnets. The CF approach has been focused on the effects of symmetry on dynamic magnetic properties. Herein, the magnitude of the CF is incre...

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Main Author: Arun Ramanathan (9992643) (author)
Other Authors: Eric D. Walter (264914) (author), Martin Mourigal (6953711) (author), Henry S. La Pierre (2606992) (author)
Published: 2023
Subjects:
Biophysics
Medicine
Cell Biology
Neuroscience
Physiology
Biotechnology
Evolutionary Biology
Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified
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dynamic magnetic properties
cf energy scales
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iso </ sub
increased via control
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</ sub
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>< sub
cf approach
∼ 400
thereby shifts
significant improvement
oxidation state
molecule magnets
minimizes decoherence
minimize decoherence
ionic ζ
intermediate coupling
gives rise
effective barrier
describe trivalent
chemically tuned
60 k
5 k
1800 mhz
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