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Cavity QED with Quantized Center of Mass Motion

Felipe Pasquotto de Andrade, Perry R. Rice

Bulletin of the American Physical SocietyOct 20, 20070 citations

Correlation Functions and Multipartite Entanglement in Cavity QED

Perry R. Rice, James Clemens, Luis A. Orozco

Bulletin of the American Physical SocietyJun 8, 20070 citations

Cavity QED with quantized center of mass: correlation functions, tunneling, and entanglement

Perry R. Rice, Mambwe Mumba, Luis A. Orozco +1 more

We examine nonclassical correlations and entanglement for an atom in a driven cavity (Cavity QED) with an external potential. The external potential introduces new degrees of freedom that require treatment of the center of mass motion including tunneling. We find a very sensitive dependence of quantum correlation functions on center of mass motion.

Quantum Electronics and Laser Science ConferenceDec 10, 20050 citations

Cavity QED with Quantized Center of Mass Motion

Joe Leach, Perry R. Rice

We investigate the quantum fluctuations of a single atom in a weakly driven cavity, where the center of mass motion of the atom is quantized in one dimension. We present analytic results for the second order intensity correlation function g((2))(tau) and the intensity-field correlation function h(theta)(tau), for transmitted light in the weak driving field limit. We find that the coupling of the center of mass motion to the intracavity field mode can be deleterious to nonclassical effects in photon statistics and field-intensity correlations, and compare the use of trapped atoms in a cavity to atomic beams.We investigate the quantum fluctuations of a single atom in a weakly driven cavity, where the center of mass motion of the atom is quantized in one dimension. We present analytic results for the second order intensity correlation function g((2))(tau) and the intensity-field correlation function h(theta)(tau), for transmitted light in the weak driving field limit. We find that the coupling of the center of mass motion to the intracavity field mode can be deleterious to nonclassical effects in photon statistics and field-intensity correlations, and compare the use of trapped atoms in a cavity to atomic beams.

Physical Review LettersSep 1, 200423 citations

Effect of Cavity QED on Entanglement

Saad Rfifi, Fatima-Zahra Siyouri

Foundations of PhysicsJun 23, 20164 citations

Quantum fluctuations in a cavity-QED system with quantized center-of-mass motion

Joseph Leach, Mambwe Mumba, Perry R. Rice

We investigate the quantum fluctuations of a single atom in a weakly driven cavity where the center-of-mass motion of the atom is quantized in one dimension. We present analytic results for the second-order intensity correlation function ${g}^{(2)}(\ensuremath{\tau})$ and the intensity-field correlation function ${h}_{\ensuremath{\theta}}(\ensuremath{\tau})$ for both transmitted and fluorescent light for weak driving fields. We find that the coupling of the center-of-mass motion to the intracavity field mode can be deleterious to nonclassical effects in photon statistics, but less so for the intensity-field correlations.We investigate the quantum fluctuations of a single atom in a weakly driven cavity where the center-of-mass motion of the atom is quantized in one dimension. We present analytic results for the second-order intensity correlation function ${g}^{(2)}(\ensuremath{\tau})$ and the intensity-field correlation function ${h}_{\ensuremath{\theta}}(\ensuremath{\tau})$ for both transmitted and fluorescent light for weak driving fields. We find that the coupling of the center-of-mass motion to the intracavity field mode can be deleterious to nonclassical effects in photon statistics, but less so for the intensity-field correlations.

arXiv:0912.0461Physical Review AJun 29, 20110 citations

Cavity QED with Quantized Center of Mass: Correlation Functions, Tunneling, and Entanglement

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