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Partial feedback control of quantum systems using probabilistic fuzzy estimator

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A partial feedback control scheme with a probabilistic fuzzy estimator (PFE) is presented for the robust control of quantum systems. In this scheme, a probabilistic fuzzy simulator is trained to estimate the quantum states for feedback control of quantum systems. Usually, the estimated state is fed back to design a controller. However, when the estimated quantum state is an almost-eigenstate, a projective measurement will be triggered for the quantum system and the measurement results will be fed back to construct the controller and regulate the fuzzy estimator. This scheme is a partial feedback strategy with controlled discontinuous measurement, where the quantum measurement serves as a control tool and is helpful for driving the quantum system to a desired state tracking even in the presence of unknown disturbances and stochastic noises. An example of a two-spin- 1/2 system is also presented to demonstrate the proposed approach.

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