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Fast adiabatic control of qubits using optimal windowing theory

A controlled-phase gate was demonstrated in superconducting Xmon transmon qubits with fidelity reaching 99.4%, relying on the adiabatic interaction between the |11i and |02i states. We explain how adiabaticity is achieved even for fast gate times, based on a theory of non-linear mapping of state errors to a power spectral density and use of optimal window functions. With a solution given in the Fourier basis, optimization is shown to be straightforward for practical cases of an arbitrary state change and finite bandwidth of control signals. We find that errors below 10 −4 are readily achievable for realistic control waveforms.