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Bulletin of the American Physical Society

Floquet engineering in interacting systems of ultracold Fermions in optical lattices

Kilian Sandholzer, Frederik G org, Michael Messer, Joaquín Minguzzi, Gregor Jotzu, Rémi Desbuquois, Tilman Esslinger

Published May 31, 2018• 0 citations
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Floquet engineering is a versatile tool that uses periodic driving of a quantum system to build novel many-body quantum states with drive-dependent properties. In this thesis I will detail experiments performed in the Weld group which explore a many-body Floquet system consisting of tunably-interacting ultracold atoms in an optical lattice amplitude-modulated at up to a thousand percent. I will discuss experiments in which we use Floquet engineering to coherently control long-range quantum transport in hybridized Floquet-Bloch bands. I will also discuss our use of a double quench protocol to experimentally control and quantitatively characterize Floquet prethermalization associated with a periodic generalized Gibbs ensemble.

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Floquet engineering is a versatile tool that uses periodic driving of a quantum system to build novel many-body quantum states with drive-dependent properties. In this thesis I will detail experiments performed in the Weld group which explore a many-body Floquet system consisting of tunably-interacting ultracold atoms in an optical lattice amplitude-modulated at up to a thousand percent. I will discuss experiments in which we use Floquet engineering to coherently control long-range quantum transport in hybridized Floquet-Bloch bands. I will also discuss our use of a double quench protocol to experimentally control and quantitatively characterize Floquet prethermalization associated with a periodic generalized Gibbs ensemble.