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摘要
Through analyzing the effective dynamics of two Rydberg atoms under the dispersive coupling process, we give a method to modify the traditional antiblockade regime with simultaneous driving without adding any extra controls and resources. The modified regime can be used to construct controlled-PHASE and controlled-NOT gates in one step without manipulating the shape and amplitude, and tailoring sequences of the driving pulses. For the controlled-PHASE gate, only one pumping process from the ground state to the Rydberg state of each atom is required thus the resource is minimal. And the atomic addressability is not necessary. The scheme can be improved a lot after adding single-qubit operations since arbitrary phases can be achieved accurately with a short period of evolution time. For one-step construction of controlled-NOT gate, two schemes with high fidelities are given and discussed. Besides, the modified regime can also be used to improve the performance of the dissipation-based quantum entanglement preparation scheme. The optimal value of the modified condition for entanglement preparation is discussed for a wide range of parameters. Our study enriches the physics and applications of the simultaneous-driving-based Rydberg antiblockade regime without adding any operation complexity.
