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Complete quantum coherent control of ultracold molecular collisions
arXiv
Authors: Adrien Devolder, Paul Brumer, Timur V. Tscherbul
Year
2020
Paper ID
18282
Status
Preprint
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We show that quantum interference-based coherent control is a highly efficient tool for tuning ultracold molecular collision dynamics, and is free from the limitations of commonly used methods that rely on external electromagnetic fields. By varying {the relative populations and} phases of an initial coherent superpositions of degenerate molecular states, we demonstrate complete coherent control over integral scattering cross sections in the ultracold s-wave regime of both the initial and final collision channels. The proposed control methodology is applied to ultracold O2 + O2 collisions, showing extensive control over s-wave spin-exchange cross sections and product branching ratios over many orders of magnitude.
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