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19 January 2025
 
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Precisely Modeling the Potential of a Surface Electrode Ion Trap
Qingqing Qin ; Ting Chen ; Xinfang Zhang ; Baoquan Ou ; Jie Zhang ; Chunwang Wu ; Yi Xie ; Wei Wu ; Pingxing Chen ;
Date 2 Jan 2023
AbstractAccurately modeling the potential generated by electrode of a Paul trap is of great importance for either precision metrology or quantum computing using ions in a Paul trap. For a rectangular shaped electrode, we find a simple but highly accurate parametric expression for the spatial field distribution. Using this expression, a method based on multi-objective optimization is presented to accurately characterize the spatial field strength due to the electrodes and also the stray electric field. This method allows to utilize many different types of data for optimization, such as the equilibrium position of ions in a linear string, trap frequencies and the equilibrium position of a single ion, which therefore greatly improves the model accuracy. The errors of predicted secular frequencies and average ion position are less than $pm 0.5\%$ and 1.2 $mu$m respectively, much better than the ones predicted by existing method.
Source arXiv, 2301.00559
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