量子微腔中腔场衰变对运动原子自发辐射的影响

通过分析环形微腔中单模量子电磁场与低速运动二能级原子相互作用过程中光子与原子质心的动量交换效应，本文详细研究了原子质心的运动多谱勒效应及光子反冲对原子能级自发辐射寿命的影响，本文理论证明了这效应起因子腔壁引起腔模的衰变，在一定条件下，原子质心运动将增强或低原子的自发辐射。     

原子与双模相干强场依赖强度耦合多光子过程中纠缠量度与制备

给出了依赖强度耦合双模多光子过程Jaynes-Cummings模型的有效哈密顿量.在强场条件下,分别用量子约化熵和量子相对熵研究了上述模型中原子与场之间的纠缠以及双模相干场的模间纠缠演化.研究表明,这两类纠缠演化均与原子跃迁时吸收(或发射)的光子数k密切相关.同时,还揭示了双光子过程(k=1)和多光子过程(k≥2)中不同的纠缠特性.讨论了纠缠态的制备,制备了与时间无关的原子-场的Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen态和双模相干场的模间纠缠态.     

利用多光子相互作用实现量子信息传递

利用全量子理论,研究了多原子-腔场系统中多光子相互作用的过程,给出了不同情况下系统的一般演化式,发现利用此过程可实现量子纠缠信息的传递:只要控制腔场与原子相互作用的时间即原子以特定速度通过腔场时,处于基态的原子与存储纠缠信息的腔场相互作用的结果使原子获得量子纠缠信息;相反,纠缠原子中的量子纠缠信息也可传递给处于真空态的腔场;基态原子作为"飞行的量子比特"还可将量子纠缠信息从一个腔场传递到另一个腔场。该结论适应于讨论任意多个原子-腔场系统中任意多个光子相互作用的普遍情形。     

光学腔量子电动力学的实验进展

研究受限在微腔中的光场与原子的相互作用可以帮助我们深刻认识原子与光子作用的动力学过程，腔量子电动力学是研究光子与原子相互作用的一种有力工具，强作用腔量子电动力学的研究为量子信息提供了一种实现量子逻辑运算的途径，文章简要介绍该研究领域的背景、现状及发展动态。     

利用Λ型原子与双模腔场的相互作用进行量子信息处理

利用Λ型三能级原子与一个两模腔场在两光子共振和单光子大失谐条件下的相互作用模型，给出了制备两个和三个远距离的腔场的纠缠态和如何实现一个量子比特的原子态的远距离转移、纠缠态的转移的方案；同时找到了一种不用进行Bell基测量而实现纠缠交换的方法；构造了实现量子交换门的操作.最后对实验的可行性进行了分析. 关键词： 量子信息处理 Λ型原子 双模腔场 相互作用     

双模腔场与一个V型三能级原子共振相互作用的量子统计性质

采用全量子理论和数值计算方法,研究了初始处于相干态的双模腔场与一个V型三能级原子共振相互作用的量子统计性质,讨论了在没有对原子进行态选择性测量、直接对原子进行态选择性测量和应用经典微波场并对原子进行态选择性测量的三种情况下,腔模平均光子数、耦合系数及相互作用时间对亚泊松统计、模间相干性、光子聚束反聚束效应和违背Cauchy-Schwarz不等式的影响。结果表明:对原子进行态选择性测量后,亚泊松统计特性明显地增强、模间反相关性明显地减弱、Cauchy-Schwarz不等式总是被违背;两个腔模平均光子数差比较大时,对原子进行态选择性测量后,a模腔场总是呈现反聚束效应。     

等效零折射率材料微腔中均匀化腔场作用下的简正模劈裂现象

研究了零折射率材料微腔中人造原子与腔模的相干耦合现象.首先通过数值模拟的方法研究了在二维光子晶体微腔中填充阻抗匹配的零折射率材料后腔模的场分布.结果表明零折射率材料的引入使得原本以驻波场形式存在的腔模分布在整个微腔中变得近似均匀且值最大.其次,将人造原子放入腔中的不同位置并与腔模耦合,结果从频谱上观察到腔模的劈裂与人造原子在腔中的位置无关.最后,利用微波实验,通过开口谐振环等效的人造原子与一维复合左右手传输线等效的零折射率材料微腔之间的耦合验证了仿真结果的准确性.该结果为腔量子电动力学中量子点对位难的问题提供了新的方案,同时零折射率材料微腔也为今后研究原子与光子之间的相互作用提供了一个新的平台.     

非简并双光子Jaynes-Cummings模型腔场谱中的量子干涉

研究了两模二项式光场与二能级原子在高Q腔中发生双光子相互作用过程的腔场谱,给出了弱初始场条件下腔场谱的数值计算结果,讨论了两模腔场谱间的量子干涉.结果表明:两模腔场谱间的量子干涉随着频差的增大而呈现出周期性的衰减振荡,其振荡周期约为0·16g(g为原子与光场的相互作用强度系数),频差大于1·6g时干涉效应已经很弱.量子干涉还与初始场强度有关,随着初始场最大光子数的增加,量子干涉效应逐渐增强,但当光子数大于4时,干涉效应迅速减弱,当最大光子数大于6时,量子干涉现象几乎消失.     

双模场与原子相互作用中的量子纠缠和内禀退相干

通过求解系统的Milburn方程，研究了两能级原子与双模SU(1,1)相干态光场发生相互作用系统中，原子与场的纠缠及双模SU(1,1)相干态场的模间纠缠随时间的演化问题，讨论了内禀退相干、双模光子数差等对纠缠度的影响.结果表明，存在内禀退相干时，随着时间的演化，场-原子纠缠逐渐减小到一个确定值，而模间纠缠逐渐增大到一个确定值，两者演化的最终值只取决于双模光子数差和平均光子数，而与内禀退相干因子无关. 关键词： Milburn理论 SU(1 1)相干态 量子约化熵 量子相对熵     

两个原子与双模腔场的多光子相互作用：场和原子的动力学性质

研究一对偶极相互作用原子与双模量子腔场的多光子相互作用，分析场和原子的动力学性质，给出腔模平均光子数和原子反转度时间演化的解析表达式，考察腔模初态、初场强度以及原子间偶极－偶极相互作用的影响。     

Isotope separation via atom optics in the Bragg regime

We study the resonant interaction of a beam of mono-velocity two-level atoms with a standing-wave light field in the Bragg regime. The atomic beam consists of two different isotopes, and the density is sufficiently small so that at most one atom is inside the cavity at a time. The momentum transfer between the atoms and photons in the process significantly effects the center-of-mass motion of the atoms, thus separating the isotopes in different directions.     

Detections of the Atomic States via the Phase Shifts of Transmitted Photons Through a Cavity

We propose an approach to detect an unknown quantum state of the atom(s) by measuring the phase shifts of the transmitted photons through a dispersively-coupled cavity. In the framework of the input-output theory, we derive the relations between the phase shifts of the transmitted photons and the states of the atom(s) in the cavity. It is shown that due to the dispersive interaction between the cavity and the atom(s), information about the atomic state can then be extracted by measuring the phase shifts of the transmitted photons through the cavity. The feasibility of the proposal is also discussed with the experimental parameters by numerical method.     

Detections of the Atomic States via the Phase Shifts of Transmitted Photons Through a Cavity

We propose an approach to detect an unknown quantum state of the atom(s) by measuring the phase shifts of the transmitted photons through a dispersively-coupled cavity. In the framework of the input-output theory, we derive the relations between the phase shifts of the transmitted photons and the states of the atom(s) in the cavity. It is shown that due to the dispersive interaction between the cavity and the atom(s), information about the atomic state can then be extracted by measuring the phase shifts of the transmitted photons through the cavity. The feasibility of the proposal is also discussed with the experimental parameters by numerical method.     

Model for Interaction Between Photon and Cold Atom in QED Cavity

A model has been established for the interaction between a single-mode optical field and a 2-energy-level cold atom with exact analytic solutions given. The processes of momentum and energy exchanges between the optical field and the cold atom due to the interaction between them are discussed in detail, and a formula has been given for the variation of momentum and energy exchange volumes with time t in dress state while both the effects of photon recoil and Doppler effect are taken into consideration.     

Effect of Spontaneous Emission on Both Atomic Dynamics and Momentum Transfer of an Atomcavity System

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Effect of Spontaneous Emission on Both Atomic Dynamics and Momentum Transfer of an Atom-cavity System

The dynamics of an atom coupling to a quantized cavity field have been studied. The atom is treated as a two-level system with a spontaneous emission rate. The transition probabilities have been given for both adiabatic and non-adiabatic situations. For a special Λ-type atom with dark state, the problem of momentum transfer is discussed in details. The influence of spontaneous emission on validity of the adiabatic approximation is also discussed.     

Atomic beam splitter from a mixture of atoms in the Bragg regime

We investigate the interaction of a standing-wave light field with the beam of two-level atoms moving in the Bragg regime. The atomic beam consists of two different isotopes and the density is sufficiently small so that at most one atom is inside the cavity at any time. The experimental setup is such that both the isotopes have the same momenta. The momentum transfer between the atoms and photons in the process essentially effects the center-of-mass motion of the atoms, thus separating the isotopes in different directions after specific interaction times.     

Resonant decay of a two state atom interacting with a massless non-relativistic quantised scalar field

We consider a model Hamiltonian derived from the interaction of an atom with a non-relativistic massless quantized field. The model atom has two states, and the interaction is linear in the field operator. We do not make the rotating wave approximation and there is no infrared cutoff. We prove that the excited state of the atom with no photons present decays at an approximately exponential rate in accordance with the predictions of time dependent perturbation theory. The proof requires some analyticity and regularity assumptions on the interaction between atom and field. These imply in particular that the interaction goes to zero at least as fast ask ², ask0, wherek is the photon momentum.     

Quantized rotation of atoms from photons with orbital angular momentum

We demonstrate the coherent transfer of the orbital angular momentum of a photon to an atom in quantized units of variant Planck's over 2pi, using a 2-photon stimulated Raman process with Laguerre-Gaussian beams to generate an atomic vortex state in a Bose-Einstein condensate of sodium atoms. We show that the process is coherent by creating superpositions of different vortex states, where the relative phase between the states is determined by the relative phases of the optical fields. Furthermore, we create vortices of charge 2 by transferring to each atom the orbital angular momentum of two photons.     

Entangled photons produced by a three-level atom in free-space

A driven three-level atom system in free-space is investigated. The quantum entropy between the three-level atom and its spontaneous field is calculated. The entanglement between them and the influence of the classical field Ω on the entanglement are studied. The result indicates that there is a steady entanglement between the three-level atom and its spontaneous field, and they cannot be disentangled even the classical field is very large. In addition, the entanglement of the k photons and q photons is studied, it shows the two field is entangled for short time evolution.