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Quantum collapse-revival effect in a supersymmetric Jaynes–Cummings model and its possible application in supersymmetric qubits

Shi Yao Chong, Jian Qi Shen

Published Nov 27, 2019• 7 citations

Abstract

Abstract In the photon-atom interaction, one of the most interesting phenomena can be collapse-revival effect in population inversion of atomic levels. Since a single-photon-transition Jaynes–Cummings model can be generalized to a multiphoton-transition Jaynes–Cummings model, of which the Hamiltonian can exhibit a supersymmetric Lie algebra structure, in this paper, quantum collapse and revival in atomic population inversion, which is a collaborative effect of a variety of quantum Rabi oscillations with various quantum Rabi frequencies, is studied for the supersymmetric multiphoton-transition Jaynes–Cummings model. In the literature, it has been pointed out that quantum collapse and revival might find an application in qubit design. We expect that a supersymmetric two-level system might serve as such a kind of qubits. Compared with ordinary two-level qubits, more information could be stored in the basis vectors of supersymmetric qubits, and this could increase the degrees of freedom of tensor product (multi-component extension) of basis vectors of this multiphoton-atom interacting system. For this reason, some characteristics of the collapse-revival effect driven by ordinary coherent states and Yurke–Stoler coherent states will be addressed in this paper. The influence of various characteristic parameters of this supersymmetric Jaynes–Cummings model and the quantized optical fields on the quantum collapse and revival in the population inversion will be indicated in some numerical illustrative examples.

DOI: 10.1088/1402-4896/ab5c6e

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When single mode coherent light field interacts with two-level atomic mixed-state,the properties of the atomic population inversion is studied by means of the multi-photon anti-Jaynes-Cummings model.The influence for the parameters of average photon number of the coherent light field,transition photon number and mixing extent of the atomic initial state on the atomic population inversion has been discussed.The results show that the collapse and revival phenomena of periodicity will also appear in the two-level atomic population inversion.With the increasing of the average photon number of the coherent light field and the transition photon number,the revival period and attenuation time of collapse will change.With the increase of the average photon number of the coherent light field,the oscillation frequency of the atomic population inversion increases correspondingly.The revival period and attenuation time of collapse will not change,but the oscillation amplitude of the atomic population inversion will be increase as the decreasing of mixing extent of the atomic initial state.

A two-level atom interacting with a cavity field initialized in a coherent state exhibits the collapse and revival features in its population inversion dynamics under the Jaynes–Cummings interaction. When the cavity field is prepared in a number-state filtered coherent state, obtained by filtering the number state | m 〉 from a coherent state | α 〉 , we observe micro-Rabi oscillations in the collapse region instead of a perfect collapse. We find that the Rabi frequency of these micro oscillations depends only on the filtered photo-number m, whereas the amplitude depends on both m and α . This dependence enables one to infer the filtered number state from the coherent-state distribution by analyzing the time evolution of the atomic population inversion. Conversely, the amplitude and frequency of the micro-Rabi oscillations can be tuned by filtering an appropriate number state. Furthermore, we investigate the effect of filtering multiple number states from a coherent state on the atomic population inversion dynamics.

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In this paper we study the interaction between two-level atom and quantized single-mode field, namely, Jaynes-Cummings model (JCM). The field and the atom are initially prepared in the binomial state and the excited atomic state, respectively. For this system we prove that the revival-collapse phenomenon exhibited in the atomic inversion of the standard JCM can be numerically (naturally) manifested in the evolution of the squeezing factor of the three-photon (standard) JCM provided that the initial photon-number distribution of the radiation has a smooth envelope.