Search for dissertations about: "parity measurement"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 16 swedish dissertations containing the words parity measurement.
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1. Measurement Back-Action and Photon Detection in Microwave Quantum Optics
Abstract : In quantum optics, the interaction between atoms and photons is studied. In recent years, microwave quantum optics with superconducting circuits has emerged as an important tool for fundamental quantum optics experiments, and also as a promising way for implementing quantum computation. READ MORE
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2. Quantum optics with artificial atoms
Abstract : Quantum optics is the study of interaction between atoms and photons. In the eight papers of this thesis, we study a number of systems where artificial atoms (here, superconducting circuits emulating the level structure of an atom) enable us to either improve on known concepts or experiments from quantum optics with natural atoms, or to explore entirely new regimes which have not been possible to reach in such experiments. READ MORE
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3. High-resolution measurement of the ¹⁶O(γ,pn) reaction
Abstract : The 16O(gamma,pn) reaction has been measured with a resolution high enough to resolve individual low-lying states in the residual 14N nucleus. The relative population of the states provides detailed information about the quantum numbers of the proton-neutron pairs on which photons are absorbed. READ MORE
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4. Quantum effects in nanoscale Josephson junction circuits
Abstract : This thesis presents the results of an experimental study on single-charge effects in nanoscale Josephson junctions and Cooper pair transistors (CPTs). In nanoscale Josephson junctions the charging energy EC becomes significant at sub-Kelvin temperatures and single-charge effects, such as the Coulomb blockade of Cooper pair tunneling, influence the transport properties. READ MORE
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5. Statistical Fault Detection with Applications to IMU Disturbances
Abstract : This thesis deals with the problem of detecting faults in an environment where the measurements are affected by additive noise. To do this, a residual sensitive to faults is derived and statistical methods are used to distinguish faults from noise. READ MORE