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Engineered two-photon dissipative confinement of a Kerr-cat qubit using SISIS quantum circuit refrigerator
Kerr-cat qubits realized in periodically driven superconducting nonlinear resonators are a promising platform for quantum information processing with biased noise. Pure dephasing in such systems induces leakage out of the qubit subspace, motivating the use of quantum circuit refrigeration (QCR) to r
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