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A few qualitative statements can be made about the logical gates based off of this graph. First, it is clear that the <math>X_2</math> gate will always be faster than the <math>X_1</math> gate. A feature of concern is the behavior of <math>C_2</math>, namely that it tends towards zero, as this increases the time for the <math>\text{CNOT}_2</math> gate.
===Numerical Simulations===
[[Image:x1 gate.gif|thumb|200px|Animation of the density matrix during the application of the X1 gate]]
[[Image:x2 gate.gif|thumb|200px|Animation of the density matrix during the application of the X2 gate]]
Using the QuTiP package, we can simulate the Master Equation for the system in question. First, we can verify the gates that we proposed under ideal conditions. Below are pictures of the density matrix as it undergoes pulses that we have predicted to correspond to X1 and X2 gates. Note that the behavior of the density matrix matches what we would expect.
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File:X1 00.png|Beginning of X1 Gate
File:X1 99.png|End of X1 Gate
File:X2 00.png|Beginning of X2 Gate
File:X2 99.png|End of X2 Gate
</gallery>
Animations of these transformations can be found on the right.
Issues with CNOT gate:
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File:State population oscillations 00 state.png|00 state
File:State population oscillations 10 state.png|10 state
File:State population oscillations super.png|Superpostition between 00 and 01 state
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