Tailoring quantum superpositions with linearly polarized amplitude-modulated light
S. Pustelny, M. Koczwara, L. Cincio, and W. Gawlik
TL;DR
This paper demonstrates how to generate and detect specific quantum superpositions in rubidium atoms using amplitude-modulated light, with controllable efficiency through tuning experimental parameters.
Contribution
It introduces a method for controllably creating and detecting ground-state superpositions in rubidium using amplitude-modulated nonlinear magneto-optical rotation.
Findings
Efficient creation of specific quantum superpositions achieved.
Control over coherence generation via modulation frequency and magnetic field.
Analysis of process dependence on experimental parameters.
Abstract
Amplitude-modulated nonlinear magneto-optical rotation is a powerful technique that offers a possibility of controllable generation of given quantum states. In this paper, we demonstrate creation and detection of specific ground-state magnetic-sublevel superpositions in Rb. By appropriate tuning of the modulation frequency and magnetic-field induction the efficiency of a given coherence generation is controlled. The processes are analyzed versus different experimental parameters.S
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