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Continuous monitoring and feedback control of a charge qubit
We investigate an individual charge qubit coupled to an electronic detector where its current flow enables the continuous monitoring of the qubit dynamics. As specific detector model we employ a capacitively coupled single-electron transistor. Even though the detector signal-to-noise ratio is very low we demonstrate a successful qubit manipulation by back-coupling of the time-dependent detector current into qubit parameters.