G. Tancredi, G. Ithier, P. J. Meeson
The addition of a 7-SQUID array to a thin film superconducting coplanar waveguide resonator introduces a controlled, tunable, nonlinear inductance that strengthens effects analogous to the Kerr effects in quantum optics. Exploiting the self-Kerr effect in one resonant mode, we create a sensitive bifurcation amplifier and then demonstrate spectroscopy of other resonant modes by simultaneously employing the cross-Kerr effect. We find that the sensitivity of the device approaches quantitative agreement with a quantum model by Dykman, but is limited by a noise that has its source(s) on-chip.
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http://arxiv.org/abs/1304.3693
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