# Trapped modes in linear quantum stochastic networks with delays

@article{Tabak2015TrappedMI,
title={Trapped modes in linear quantum stochastic networks with delays},
author={Gil Tabak and Hideo Mabuchi},
journal={EPJ Quantum Technology},
year={2015},
volume={3},
pages={1-28}
}
• Published 29 October 2015
• Computer Science
• EPJ Quantum Technology
Networks of open quantum systems with feedback have become an active area of research for applications such as quantum control, quantum communication and coherent information processing. A canonical formalism for the interconnection of open quantum systems using quantum stochastic differential equations (QSDEs) has been developed by Gough, James and co-workers and has been used to develop practical modeling approaches for complex quantum optical, microwave and optomechanical circuits/networks…
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