Probing Decoherence with Electromagnetically Induced Transparency in Superconductive Quantum Circuits
K. V. R. M. Murali, D. S. Crankshaw, T. P. Orlando, Z. Dutton, W. D. Oliver
Abstract
Superconductive quantum circuits (SQCs) comprise quantized energy levels that may be coupled via microwave electromagnetic fields. Described in this way, one may draw a close analogy to atoms with internal (electronic) levels coupled by laser light fields. In this Letter, we present a superconductive analog to electromagnetically induced transparency (S-EIT) that utilizes SQC designs of present day experimental consideration. We discuss how S-EIT can be used to establish macroscopic coherence in such systems and, thereby, utilized as a sensitive probe of decoherence.
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