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1. Computer Science › Quantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture

   Protocol Discovery for the Quantum Control of Majoranas by Differentiable Programming and Natural Evolution Strategies

   Coopmans, Di Luo, Kells, Clark and Carrasquilla · PRX Quantum · 2021

   The authors used differentiable programming and natural evolution strategies to find optimal ways of transporting Majorana zero modes in superconducting nanowires, including a counter-intuitive jump-move-jump protocol.

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   1. UncheckedAlgorithms moving Majorana zero modes found a high-fidelity strategy: a jump at the start, constant-speed motion, then a jump at the end.“The emergent picture reveals a simple but high fidelity strategy that makes use of pulse-like jumps at the beginning and the end of the protocol with a period of constant velocity in between the jumps, which we dub the jump-move-jump protocol.”
   2. UncheckedThe jump-move-jump protocol for moving Majorana modes stays effective with interactions or disorder, and on a realistic proximity-coupled nanowire model.“We verify that the jump-move-jump protocol remains robust against the presence of interactions or disorder, and corroborate its high efficacy on a realistic proximity coupled nanowire model.”