many-body dynamics of association in quantum gases
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Many-body dynamics of association in quantum gases. E. Pazy, I. Tikhonenkov, Y. B. Band, M. Fleischhauer, and A. Vardi. Outline. Fermion association model - single molecular mode, slow atoms. Equivalence with the Dicke problem (Fermion atoms) and parametric downconversion (Boson atoms). - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Many-body dynamics of association in quantum gases
Many-body dynamics of association in quantum gases
E. Pazy, I. Tikhonenkov, Y. B. Band, M. Fleischhauer, and A. Vardi
E. Pazy, I. Tikhonenkov, Y. B. Band, M. Fleischhauer, and A. Vardi
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OutlineOutline Fermion association model - single molecular mode, slow
atoms. Equivalence with the Dicke problem (Fermion atoms)
and parametric downconversion (Boson atoms). Undepleted pump dynamics and SU(2)/SU(1,1) coherent
states. Pump depletion and Fermion-Boson mapping. Adiabatic sweep dynamics - breakdown of Landau-Zener
and appearance of power-laws instead of exponentials.
Fermion association model - single molecular mode, slow atoms.
Equivalence with the Dicke problem (Fermion atoms) and parametric downconversion (Boson atoms).
Undepleted pump dynamics and SU(2)/SU(1,1) coherent states.
Pump depletion and Fermion-Boson mapping. Adiabatic sweep dynamics - breakdown of Landau-Zener
and appearance of power-laws instead of exponentials.
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Fermion AssociationFermion Association
Expand in eigenmodes of free Hamiltonians (e.g. plane waves for a uniform gas):
Any pair of atoms with opposite spins can associate !
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Single boson mode approximationSingle boson mode approximationCooper instability for zero center of mass motion:
k
-k
k1=k+q
-k1=-k-q
k’
-k’
|q|
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Single boson mode approximationSingle boson mode approximation
|q|
K/2+k
K/2+k+q
K/2-k-q
K/2-k
K/2+k+q’
K/2-k-q’
Zero relative motion does not coincide withthe discontinuity in the momentum distribution.
Non-zero center of mass motion:
Instability washes out !
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Single boson mode approximationSingle boson mode approximation
Starting from a quantum degenerate Fermi gas, atoms are paired with opposite momentum.
Experimentally, a molecular BEC is formed at low T.
Starting from a quantum degenerate Fermi gas, atoms are paired with opposite momentum.
Experimentally, a molecular BEC is formed at low T.
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Pseudospin representationPseudospin representationAnderson, Phys. Rev. 112, 1900 (1958).Barankov and Levitov, Phys. Rev. Lett. 93, 130403 (2004).
Fermion-pair operators generate SU(2)
Tavis-Cummingsmodel:
Phys. Rev. 170, 379 (1968).
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Slow atomic dispersionSlow atomic dispersion
For g >> Ef (slow atomic motion compared with atom-molecule conversion, i.e Raman-Nath approximation), Tavis-Cummings reduces to the Dicke model:
For g >> Ef (slow atomic motion compared with atom-molecule conversion, i.e Raman-Nath approximation), Tavis-Cummings reduces to the Dicke model:
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Comparison with boson pairsComparison with boson pairs
Boson-pair operators generate SU(1,1)
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Comparison of degenerate modelsComparison of degenerate models
Two-mode bosons - SU(1,1) - Parametric downconversion
Degenerate fermions - SU(2) - Dicke model
Starting from the atomic vacuum (i.e. a molecular BEC) and neglecting molecular depletion, fermion atoms will be in SU(2) coherent states whereas boson atoms will form SU(1,1) coherent states.
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Fermions: SU(2) Coherent StatesFermions: SU(2) Coherent States
<Jx>/M<Jy>/M
<J z>
/M
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Bosons: SU(1,1) Coherent StatesBosons: SU(1,1) Coherent States
<Kx>/M<Ky>/M
<K
z>/M
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Number statistics - on resonance, starting from the atomic vacuumNumber statistics - on resonance, starting from the atomic vacuum
Fermions Bosons
Unstable molecular modeAmplified quantum noise
Unstable molecular modeAmplified quantum noise
Stable molecular modeBounded fluctuations
Stable molecular modeBounded fluctuations
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Bose stimulationBose stimulation
‘Thermal gas’
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Bose stimulationBose stimulation
‘Molecular BEC’
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Include molecular depletionInclude molecular depletionFermions Bosons
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Fermion-Boson mappingFermion-Boson mapping Boson states with n atom-pairs map exactly to fermion
states with n hole-pairs. Boson dissociation dynamics (starting with the atomic
vacuum) is identical to fermion association dynamics (starting with the molecular vacuum) and vice versa.
Boson states with n atom-pairs map exactly to fermion states with n hole-pairs.
Boson dissociation dynamics (starting with the atomic vacuum) is identical to fermion association dynamics (starting with the molecular vacuum) and vice versa.
Fermion association Boson dissociation
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Atom-molecule adiabatic sweepsAtom-molecule adiabatic sweeps
atoms
atoms
molecules
molecules
3 MF eigenvalues2 elliptic, 1 hyperbolic
2 stable eigenstates
2 stable eigenstates
curves cross !
10 pairs eigenvalues - EF=0 Reduced single-pair (mean-field) picture
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Many-body adiabatic passageMany-body adiabatic passage
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Classical (mean-field) limitClassical (mean-field) limit
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Classical eigenstatesClassical eigenstates
or
- Two elliptic fixed points
- Two elliptic and one hyperbolic FP
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Classical phase-space structure
Classical phase-space structure
Adiabatic MF eigenvalues
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Nonadiabaticity and actionNonadiabaticity and actionTransform to action-angle variables:
The square of the remnant atomic fraction is proportional to the action accumulated during the sweep.
- rate of change of fixed points
- characteristic precession frequency
Adiabatic eigenstates should be varied slowly with respectto characteristic frequencies around them !
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Why 2 ?Why 2 ?
u
v
w
Bloch sphere conservation law:
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Why 2 ?Why 2 ?
But we have a different Casimir :
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Landau-ZenerLandau-Zener
Re(
Im(
The integrand has no singularities on the real axis
is exponentially smallis exponentially small
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Breakdown of Landau-ZenerBreakdown of Landau-Zener
Landau Zener : In our nonlinear system, we have homoclinic orbits
starting and ending at hyperbolic fixed points.
The period of homoclinic orbits diverges - i.e. the characteristic frequency vanishes near these points
Consequently there are real singularities.
Landau Zener : In our nonlinear system, we have homoclinic orbits
starting and ending at hyperbolic fixed points.
The period of homoclinic orbits diverges - i.e. the characteristic frequency vanishes near these points
Consequently there are real singularities.
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Power-law dependence - analysisPower-law dependence - analysis
- Independent of
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Power-law dependence - analysisPower-law dependence - analysis
When 1-w0(ti ) >> 1/N (neglecting noise):
When 1-w0(ti ) << 1/N (including noise term):
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Power-law dependence - numericsPower-law dependence - numerics
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Comparison with experimentComparison with experiment
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ConclusionsConclusions
Short-time collective dynamics is significantly different for fermions and bosons (Pauli blocking vs. Bose stimulation).
But, there is a mapping between fermion association and boson dissociation and vice versa.
And, nonlinear effects modify the dependence of conversion efficiency on sweep rates, rendering the Landau-Zener picture inapplicable and leading to power-laws instead of exponents.
Short-time collective dynamics is significantly different for fermions and bosons (Pauli blocking vs. Bose stimulation).
But, there is a mapping between fermion association and boson dissociation and vice versa.
And, nonlinear effects modify the dependence of conversion efficiency on sweep rates, rendering the Landau-Zener picture inapplicable and leading to power-laws instead of exponents.
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