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Bulletin of the American Physical Society

Quantum Spin Dynamics in Spin-1 BEC

Corey Gerving, Thai M. Hoang, Ben Land, Martin Anquez, Chris Hamley, Michael Chapman

Published Jun 5, 2012• 0 citations
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A Bose Einstein Condensate (BEC) is an extraordinarily versatile state of matterthat allows for the simulation of quantum phenomena on the macroscopic scale. This powerful platform features rich physics such as superfluidity, quantum phase coherence, long range order, and spontaneous symmetry breaking. A spinor BEC, or a BEC with a spin degree of freedom, in particular is highly controllable as a quantum simulator, especially under the application of customizable optical lattices. In this thesis I present a study of spinor BECs in moving optical lattices. The results of this thesis open the way for the exploitation of not only quantum based properties of a BEC, but also the classical spatial dynamics inherit to the system for simulating many-body quantum spin dynamics with highly tunable, time-dependent interactions.