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Approaching the Fundamental Limit of Single-Shot Qubit Frequency Tracking with an Adiabatic Tangentially-Modulated Pulse
Understanding and mitigating noise in two-level quantum systems is essential for achieving high-fidelity qubit control. Conventional frequency tracking techniques, such as Ramsey interferometry, are fundamentally limited by trade-offs between sensitivity, bandwidth, and dynamic range. Here we introd
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