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Rotational Quantum Tunneling of a Magnetic Dipole in a Superconducting Trap

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Authors: Francis J. Headley, Fabian Müller, Emre Köse, Tim Fuchs, Hendrik Ulbricht, Daniel Braun

Year

2026

Paper ID

63758

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Preprint

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We study the quantum dynamics of the rotational degree of freedom of a nano-magnet trapped in a superconducting trap. The nano-magnet is modeled as a magnetic dipole with magnetization pinned to the easy axis of the particle. The magnetic trap then leads to a potential barrier that hinders free rotation of the particle, but through which it can tunnel. We identified rest-gas scattering as the most important decoherence mechanism at low temperatures. A shape of the particle sufficiently close to perfect rotational symmetry about the rotational axis can protect the rotational tunneling against this decoherence mechanism, and we identify experimentally feasible parameter regimes where rotational tunneling should be observable.

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