Geometric phase of optomechanical systems

Mahdifar, Ali; Rahimi, Parvin; Amooghorban, Ehsan

doi:10.18869/acadpub.ijpr.17.1.21

Geometric phase of optomechanical systems

Authors

Ali Mahdifar

Parvin Rahimi

Ehsan Amooghorban

https://doi.org/10.18869/acadpub.ijpr.17.1.21

Abstract

In this paper, with respect to the advantages of geometric phase in quantum computation, we calculate the geometric phase of the optomechanical systems. This research can be considered as an important step toward using the optomechanical systems in quantum computation with utilizing its geometric phase.

Keywords

: geometric phase

optomechanical systems

quantum computation

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