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Robust Toffoli gate originating from Stark shifts

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Abstract

A method for synthesizing the Toffoli gate is proposed based solely on the Stark shifts of three superconducting quantum interference devices (SQUIDs). This scheme is robust against the effect of decoherence, since it operates with no excitation of SQUIDs and the coplanar waveguide cavity. The obtained fidelity of the Toffoli gate is high, corresponding to the current typical experimental parameters, and an equivalent physical model for conveniently addressing qubits is also constructed in the coupled-cavity array system.

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