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List <strong>of</strong> Symbols and Abbreviations 15<br />

(Ic) Josephson critical current<br />

(Jc) Josephson critical current density (per unit area)<br />

(LJ) Josephson inductance<br />

(LJ0) Josephson inductance in zero current limit<br />

(LK) Kinetic inductance per unit length <strong>of</strong> the (superconducting) CPW<br />

(Lm) Magnetic inductance per unit length <strong>of</strong> the CPW<br />

(Ln) Effective resonator inductance for the n th cavity mode<br />

(n) Average photon number in the cavity<br />

(ncrit)<br />

(nκ)<br />

Number <strong>of</strong> photons before dispersive approximation fails to converge, ncrit =<br />

∆ 2 /4g 2<br />

Number <strong>of</strong> photons before second order term in dispersive Taylor expansion <strong>of</strong><br />

energy is comparable to cavity linewidth, nκ = κ∆3<br />

2g 4<br />

(ng) Gate polarization charge<br />

(ns) Density <strong>of</strong> Cooper pairs<br />

(nn) Density <strong>of</strong> quasiparticles<br />

(Q) Cavity quality factor (Q = ωr/κ)<br />

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Qint/ext Quality factor due to internal/external losses<br />

(Qop) Operations quality factor, defined as number <strong>of</strong> oscillations in one decay time Top/T2<br />

(Qφ) Pure dephasing quality factor<br />

(Qres) Quality factor due to resistivity <strong>of</strong> CPW<br />

(Qrad) Quality factor due to radiative losses<br />

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qin/out<br />

External inverse q factor, the external resonator quality factor is Qint = 1/q 2 in/out<br />

(QED) quantum electrodynamics<br />

(qubit) A quantum mechanical bit, referring to any quantum system with two levels<br />

(RK) The resistance quantum (Von Klitzing constant) RK = h/e 2 ≈ 25.8 kΩ<br />

(Rn) Resistance <strong>of</strong> tunnel junction in normal state

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