Quantum Optics || 05 Lecture 14 Ramsey Interferometer

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  • @extropiantranshuman
    @extropiantranshuman 3 года назад +5

    thank you for being like the only source on youtube talking about ramsey anything!

  • @extropiantranshuman
    @extropiantranshuman 2 года назад

    this video opened many paths for me! Along with the other videos in the lecture series.

  • @extropiantranshuman
    @extropiantranshuman 3 года назад

    I have such difficulties trying to understand the ramsey fringe method for quantum computers. This couldn't have come at a better time.

  • @abhishekbhardwaj1603
    @abhishekbhardwaj1603 5 месяцев назад

    👌👌👌

  • @SKRithvik
    @SKRithvik 2 года назад

    Great explanation !

  • @extropiantranshuman
    @extropiantranshuman 3 года назад

    I hope someone makes a video modeling ramsey fringes. That'd be cool.

  • @focus-mo1nq
    @focus-mo1nq 4 года назад

    awesome video. thank you!

  • @lbyles3776
    @lbyles3776 4 года назад

    Really helpful thanks!

  • @demidrol5660
    @demidrol5660 4 года назад

    Thank you!

  • @yuanyuansun3521
    @yuanyuansun3521 3 года назад

    Why that point ? Isn’t any point near p22 = 0.5 gonna work?

    • @danieljansen5061
      @danieljansen5061 3 года назад

      The best point would be at exactly p22=0.5 since the function has the greatest slope there. Slight changes in the detuning will cause the biggest changes in p22 exactly there. I think some other point around p22 would work as well, but the accuracy of the interferometer would decrease a bit.

    • @KunalSingh-MPG
      @KunalSingh-MPG 6 месяцев назад

      yes, he took that point just as an example. you are correct.

  • @timhick6
    @timhick6 2 года назад

    Everyone fails