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Trapped Ion Quantum Computing
Quantum Simulation
Rydberg excitation of cold atoms inside a hollow core fiber
arXiv
Authors: Maria Langbecker, Mohammad Noaman, Niels Kjærgaard, Fetah Benabid, Patrick Windpassinger
Year
2017
Paper ID
45028
Status
Preprint
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Abstract
We report on a versatile, highly controllable hybrid cold Rydberg atom fiber interface, based on laser cooled atoms transported into a hollow core Kagomé crystal fiber. Our experiments are the first to demonstrate the feasibility of exciting cold Rydberg atoms inside a hollow core fiber and we study the influence of the fiber on Rydberg electromagnetically induced transparency (EIT) signals. Using a temporally resolved detection method to distinguish between excitation and loss, we observe two different regimes of the Rydberg excitations: one EIT regime and one regime dominated by atom loss. These results are a substantial advancement towards future use of our system for quantum simulation or information.
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- We report on a versatile, highly controllable hybrid cold Rydberg atom fiber interface, based on laser cooled atoms transported into a hollow core Kagomé crystal fiber.
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