Photon Berry phases, Instantons, Schrodinger Cats with oscillating parities and crossover from $ U(1) $ to $ Z_2 $ limit in cavity QED systems
Yu Yi-Xiang, Jinwu Ye, W.M. Liu, CunLin Zhang

TL;DR
This paper investigates the $U(1)/Z_2$ Dicke model at finite $N$, revealing energy level regimes, quantum tunneling phenomena, and Berry phase effects leading to Schrödinger cat states, with results applicable to quantum optics experiments.
Contribution
It introduces a combined $1/J$ expansion and exact diagonalization approach to analyze the $U(1)/Z_2$ Dicke model, uncovering new quantum tunneling processes and Schrödinger cat oscillations.
Findings
Identification of three energy regimes: normal, $U(1)$, and QT.
Discovery of Schrödinger cat states with oscillating parities.
Mapping of energy level evolution from $U(1)$ to QT regime.
Abstract
In this work, we study the Dicke model at a finite by using the expansion and exact diagonization. This model includes the four standard quantum optics model as its various special limits. The expansions is complementary to the strong coupling expansion used by the authors in arXiv:1512.08581 to study the same model in its dual representation. We identify 3 regimes of the system's energy levels: the normal, and quantum tunneling (QT) regime. The system's energy levels are grouped into doublets which consist of scattering states and Schrodinger Cats with even ( e ) and odd ( o ) parities in the and quantum tunneling (QT) regime respectively. In the QT regime, by the WKB method, we find the emergencies of bound states one by one as the interaction strength increases, then investigate a new class of quantum tunneling…
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TopicsQuantum Information and Cryptography · Cold Atom Physics and Bose-Einstein Condensates · Quantum optics and atomic interactions
