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Atomic and Laser Physics
Credit: Jack Hobhouse

Dr Mario Gely

PDRA

Sub department

  • Atomic and Laser Physics

Research groups

  • Ion trap quantum computing
mario.gely@physics.ox.ac.uk
Clarendon Laboratory, room Old Library
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Robust and fast microwave-driven quantum logic for trapped-ion qubits

Physical Review A American Physical Society (APS) 110:1 (2024) l010601

Authors:

Ma Weber, Mf Gely, Rk Hanley, Tp Harty, Ad Leu, Cm Löschnauer, Dp Nadlinger, Dm Lucas
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Polarisation-insensitive state preparation for trapped-ion hyperfine qubits

ArXiv 2406.14448 (2024)

Authors:

AD Leu, MC Smith, MF Gely, DM Lucas
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Robust and fast microwave-driven quantum logic for trapped-ion qubits

(2024)

Authors:

MA Weber, MF Gely, RK Hanley, TP Harty, AD Leu, CM Löschnauer, DP Nadlinger, DM Lucas
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Apparent nonlinear damping triggered by quantum fluctuations

Nature Communications Springer Nature 14:1 (2023) 7566

Authors:

Mario F Gely, Adrián Sanz Mora, Shun Yanai, Rik van der Spek, Daniel Bothner, Gary A Steele
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Cryogenic ion trap system for high-fidelity near-field microwave-driven quantum logic

Quantum Science and Technology IOP Publishing 9:1 (2023) 015007

Authors:

Marius Weber, Clemens Löschnauer, Jochen Wolf, Mario Gely, Ryan Hanley, Joseph Goodwin, Christopher Ballance, tom Harty, David Lucas

Abstract:

We report the design, fabrication, and characterization of a cryogenic ion trap system for the implementation of quantum logic driven by near-field microwaves. The trap incorporates an on-chip microwave resonator with an electrode geometry designed to null the microwave field component that couples directly to the qubit, while giving a large field gradient for driving entangling logic gates. We map the microwave field using a single 43Ca+ ion, and measure the ion trapping lifetime and motional mode heating rates for one and two ions.
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