Optimal pulse design in quantum control: a unified computational method.
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ABSTRACT: Many key aspects of control of quantum systems involve manipulating a large quantum ensemble exhibiting variation in the value of parameters characterizing the system dynamics. Developing electromagnetic pulses to produce a desired evolution in the presence of such variation is a fundamental and challenging problem in this research area. We present such robust pulse designs as an optimal control problem of a continuum of bilinear systems with a common control function. We map this control problem of infinite dimension to a problem of polynomial approximation employing tools from geometric control theory. We then adopt this new notion and develop a unified computational method for optimal pulse design using ideas from pseudospectral approximations, by which a continuous-time optimal control
SUBMITTER: Li JS
PROVIDER: S-EPMC3033291 | biostudies-literature | 2011 Feb
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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