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Simulation of the elementary evolution operator with the motional states of an ion in an anharmonic trap

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FIG. 1. Mapping in the TDSE simulator. Panel (a): harmonic (dashes) and anharmonic (full line) potentials of the Cd + ion trap and the superposed state Φ ( z, t = 0 ) with initial amplitudes c j ( t = 0 ) = √
FIG. 2. Evolution of the square modulus of the motional wave function
FIG. 4. Optimum fields and their spectrum | S ( ν )| 2 in arbitrary units for the preparation step and the simulation of the elementary transformation U s ( ∆t )
Fig. 7 shows the evolution of the mean position of the ion

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