Abstract: A controller of an atomic system controls operation of potential sources to cause potential generating signals to be provided. Application of the potential generating signals to respective potential generating elements causes performance of a split operation causing confinement of a first subset of atomic objects of an object crystal in a first potential well and a second subset of atomic objects of the object crystal in a second potential well. The first subset consists of one or more atomic objects. The object crystal includes atomic objects of at least two species. The controller controls operation of manipulation sources to cause manipulation signals to be incident on the first subset. The controller receives a sensor signal generated by a photodetector configured to capture fluorescence signals generated by the first subset. The controller processes the sensor signal to determine a respective species of at least one atomic object of the first subset.

Abstract: Quantum computers, systems, apparatuses, and/or the like and corresponding methods for de-exciting coherent motional modes of an atomic object crystal confined by an atomic object confinement apparatus. One or more voltage sources are controlled to cause a waveform to be applied to an array of electrodes of the atomic object confinement apparatus. Application of the waveform to the array of electrodes causes each of the one or more transport operations to be performed on the respective atomic object crystal and causes de-excitation of at least one coherent motional mode of the respective atomic object crystal corresponding to the at least one of the one or more transport operations. The respective shim waveform configured to de-excite the at least one coherent motional mode may be determined based on a parameterized shim waveform and a calibration process for determining parameters corresponding to the atomic object confinement apparatus.