中性K介子系统唯象理论的修正

研究中性K介子系统的唯象理论,传统上采用的是建立在Wigner–Weisskopf近似基础上的有效哈密顿量理论.为了对此系统进行更精确地描述,采用了不作Wigner–Weisskopf近似的态演化矩阵,得到了描述此系统CP和CPT破坏的4个复参数(有效哈密顿量理论用2个复参数描述),并估计出实验精确到10^－14时,必须采用这种严格地描述,而不能再近似用有效哈密顿量理论.     

利用微脉塞重构腔场的Wigner函数

提出了重构腔场Wigner函数的一种新方案.该方案可以用微脉塞来实现.发现在腔场的Wigner函数与原子的布居数之间存在一个简单的关系.在实验上测得原子的布居数后，进行一个简单的数值积分，就可得到腔场的Wigner函数.以单光子Fock态和Schr?dinger猫态为例进行了数值模拟，发现与用精确公式计算的结果很好地相符. 关键词： 量子态重构 Wigner函数 微脉塞     

量子测量对三维光子晶体中Λ型原子动力学性质的影响

讨论了量子测量对各向异性光子晶体中Λ型激发态原子衰减的影响，主要包括衰减的抑制和加速效应.研究发现，这样的量子测量效应不仅与原子共振频率相对于光子晶体带边的位置有关，还与量子测量本身的频率大小相关.由于各向异性光子晶体的影响，较小频率的量子测量也能得到抑制衰减的效应. 关键词： 量子测量 量子Zeno 和 反Zeno效应 光子晶体     

赝带隙光子晶体中原子集合的自发辐射动力学特性

应用全矢量的电磁场分析,严格和正确的计算了光子局域态密度.考虑到原子-光场相互作用依赖于原子位置,定义了寿命分布函数,采用Green函数方法,导出原子集合的辐射衰减普遍表达式.     

铷原子D1线真空压缩光场的产生及态重构

碱金属原子是光量子存储的良好介质,与碱金属原子共振的非经典光场是量子信息处理的重要资源.本文采用周期极化磷酸氧钛晶体作为非线性介质,利用参量振荡过程产生了795 nm(铷原子D1线)的真空压缩光场.通过对平衡零拍探测系统的时域信号进行采集,得到压缩光场不同相位角下的噪声分布;利用极大似然估计法对压缩光场进行了态重构,得到了密度矩阵及相空间的Wigner函数.理论计算了真空压缩场的光子数分布和Wigner函数,并对理论计算结果和极大似然重构结果进行了分析和比较.     

各向异性光子晶体中二能级原子和自发辐射场间的纠缠

应用Von Neumann熵和Schmid tnumber K两种纠缠度量讨论了各向异性光子晶体中二能级原子和自发辐射场间纠缠度的演化性质.研究发现,原子-光场纠缠度的演化与原子上能级和光子晶体能带带边的相对位置有关,当原子上能级处于光子晶体禁带内,原子-光场纠缠度将保持稳定,当原子上能级处于光子晶体能带中,原子-光场纠缠度先增大后衰减到零.纠缠度的大小还与原子的初态有关.可以通过控制原子的初态和原子上能级与带边的相对位置来控制原子-光场纠缠度的演化特性.     

双能带三维光子晶体中二能级原子的自发辐射

研究了双能带三维光子晶体中二能级原子自发辐射的性质.由于双能带各向异性色散关系的影响，辐射场中的局域场和传输场不能共存，导致原子上能级占据数不再具有准周期性振荡的性质，而是随时间趋于常数，或者随时间按幂函数形式衰减，或者随时间按指数形式衰减.这些性质不仅与原子上能级和能带带边的相对位置有关，而且与光子晶体上、下能带之间的能隙宽度有关.这些性质也有别于单能带各向同性光子晶体中二能级原子自发辐射的性质. 关键词： 光子晶体 二能级原子 自发辐射     

单模辐射场作用下两二能级原子的Wigner－Yanase偏态信息

研究了与单模辐射场作用过程中两二能级原子的Wigner －Yanase信息。结果表明：两原子总Wigner－Yanase偏态信息依赖于处于基态｜gg>，第一激发态（｜eg>＋｜ge>）／2和第二激发态｜ee>的概率。由于光场的作用， Wigner－Yanase偏态信息呈现出周期性的丢失与恢复现象，但原子间的偶极－偶极相互作用对Wigner－Yanase信息的丢失有阻抗作用。     

计及次近邻非谐相互作用下原子链中的非线性元激发

利用多重尺度法，研究了谐振、非谐的近邻和次近邻相互作用下单原子链的晶格振动行为， 发现非传播孤子在单原子链Brillouin区的任何位置均有可能存在.与仅考虑最近邻相互作用 下的单原子链的孤子群速相比，此时链中孤子的群速在Brillouin中央增大且衰减得更快； 在Brillouin区会出现另一个群速为零的位置.同时，孤子的幅度也相应增大且最大幅度孤子 的位置趋向于Brillouin中央. 关键词： 单原子链 非谐次近邻相互作用 非传播的孤子     

光晶格动量依赖偶极势中原子运动

研究了原子在光晶格偶极势依赖原子动量情况下的运动, 特别考虑了偶极势对原子动量的依赖特性. 对动量和位置的方差研究表明, 原子的动量方差呈现压缩性质, 位置方差呈现放大性质.据此我们预言光晶格动量依赖偶极势中的单粒子态可能接近动量压缩线态. 研究结果还表明, 红失谐情况下原子的动量演化可分为三个过程: 第一个过程是慢减速过程, 初始动量较大的原子, 动量以近似阻尼振荡的形式衰减; 第二个过程是快减速过程, 当动量被减速到接近到光子动量时, 动量迅速减小到hk(Ω/γ)², 其中hk为光子动量, Ω为拉比频率, γ为原子波函数衰减函数; 第三个过程是原子被囚禁过程, 当原子动能被降低到小于势井深度时, 原子被囚禁在晶格波腹附近. 关键词： 动量演化 光晶格 压缩态     

Decay kinetic properties of atoms in photonic crystals with absolute gaps

Decay kinetic properties of a two-level atom near the band edges of photonic crystals (PCs) with absolute gaps are studied based on the Green's function expression for the evolution operator. The local coupling strength between the photons and an atom is evaluated by an exact numerical method. It is found that the decay behavior of an excited atom can be fundamentally changed by the variation of the atomic position: Weisskopf-Wigner and non-Weisskopf-Wigner decay phenomena occur at different atomic positions in the PCs as a result of a significant difference in the local coupling strength. Our finding implies that it is possible to engineer the luminescence spectrum by controlling the atomic position.     

Casimir-Polder力对左手材料板附近的原子的动力学作用

本文研究了初始处于激发态的两能级原子在左手材料附近运动时Casimir-Polder力对原子动力学的影响. 左手材料有两个的作用: 一是在距离界面波长区域内提供了较强的Casimir-Polder共振力, 二是在这一范围原子的自发辐射受到抑制, 延长了作用时间. 这两种效应使得依靠原子自发辐射这一过程中的Casimir-Polder力能对原子的运动学产生影响, 并将一定初速度的原子排斥远离界面. 由于原子偶极矩的取向会影响Casimir-Polder力的性质, 因此对于某些初始条件(初速度和初始位置), 不同偶极矩取向的原子有不同的运动学结果, 会被吸引到界面或反射出去, 从而对具有不同偶极矩方向的原子进行筛选. 当然由于Casimir-Polder力很小, 能够反射的初速度也很小, 但是已经可以反抗极低温的热涨落, 我们的理论预估值约为15 μupK. 如果和其他约束手段同时作用, 便能对原子的动力学产生更为有利的控制.     

Spontaneous decay of an excited atom placed near a rectangular plate

Using the Born expansion of the Green tensor, we consider the spontaneous decay rate of an excited atom placed in the vicinity of a rectangular plate. We discuss the limitations of the commonly used simplifying assumption that the plate extends to infinity in the lateral directions and examine the effects of the atomic dipole moment orientation, atomic position, and plate boundary and thickness on the atomic decay rate. In particular, it is shown that due to the plate finite size, the spontaneous decay may be inhibited even when the atom is situated very close to the surface, and that in the boundary region, the spontaneous decay rate can be strongly modified.     

Quantum Dynamics of Atomic Spatial Decoherence in a Squeezed Vacuum Field

We study the localization dynamics for a two level atom coupling with a single-mode cavity field initially in a squeezed vacuum state. The reduced density matrix for the atomic spatial degrees of freedom is given analytically where its decay behavior is described by a decoherence factor. It is found that the atomic spatial decoherence is induced by the back-action of the photon emitted from the atom and depends strongly on the field’s squeezed constant. For sufficiently large squeezed constant, the decoherence can occur in finite time. Our results also show that the maximal decay is related with the atomic position.     

Scheme for Concentration of Unknown Greeberger-Horne-Zeilinger Entangled States via Cavity Decay

We present a scheme for entanglement concentration of an unknown atomic non-maximally entangled GHZ state via cavity decay. In the scheme, the atom trapped in a cavity is manipulated by laser field, so the maximally entangled GHZ state can be obtained by performing certain operation, which can be realized by illuminating the atom in a cavity. Our method is robust against spontaneous atomic decay.     

Atomic Evolution and Entanglement of Two Qubits in Photon Superfluid

By using reservoir theory, we investigate the evolution of an atom placed in photon superfluid and study the entanglement properties of two qubits interacting with photon superfluid. It is found that the atomic decay rate in photon superfluid changes periodically with position of the atom and the decay rate can be inhibited compared to that in usual electromagnetic environment without photon superfluid. It is also found that when two atoms are separately immersed in their own local photon-superfluid reservoir, the entanglement sudden death or birth occurs or not only depends on the initial state of the qubits. What is more, we find a possible case that the concurrence between two qubits can remain a constant value by choosing proper values of parameters of the system, which may provide a new way to preserve quantum entanglement.     

Spontaneous decay of excited atomic states near a carbon nanotube

The spontaneous decay process of an excited atom placed inside or outside a carbon nanotube is analyzed. Calculations have been performed for various achiral nanotubes. The effect of the nanotube surface is shown to increase the atomic spontaneous decay rate by up to 6 orders of magnitude compared with that of the same atom in vacuum. This increase is associated with nonradiative decay via surface excitations in the nanotube.     

Forces and spatial ordering of driven atoms in a resonator in the regime of fluorescence suppression

An atom in a high-Q cavity, which is coherently driven at the frequency of a cavity mode, exhibits strong suppression of fluorescence when the atomic decay rate exceeds the cavity linewidth. This effect is due to destructive interference of cavity and pump field, such that at the atomic position the total field intensity has a local minimum. For atomic ensembles the magnitude of the interference effect grows with atom number and depends on the relative atomic positions. It is strongest for a wavelength spaced array of atoms placed at the antinodes of the cavity mode. This suppresses fluorescence and enhanced collective scattering into the cavity mode. We analyze the mechanical forces in the regime where the interference condition is fulfilled. We show that the atomic pattern is mechanically stable whenever the driving frequency is red detuned with respect to the cavity frequency, irrespective of the atomic transition frequency. Hence atomic selforganization, as predicted in [6] can also occur in the parameter regime where superradiant scattering is suppressed by collective interference. PACS 32.80.Pj; 42.50.Pq; 42.50.Fx     

Ramsey interaction with transverse decay

The Ramsey fringe contrast of a pulsed optically pumped cold atom clock is strongly affected by the transverse decay of the atomic sample. This letter calculates the Ramsey fringe with focus on transverse decay, and analyzes the Ramsey fringe contrast with different transverse decay rates. By fitting the experimental data, we obtain the transverse decay rate in a cold atom sample at an approximate value of 30.5 s1 , which is much smaller than that in a cell.