Tailoring interaction ranges in atom arrays
T. Botzung, G. Creutzer, C. Sayrin, J. Schachenmayer
TL;DR
This paper presents a method to engineer the interaction range in atom arrays by modifying electromagnetic modes using relay atoms, supported by theoretical derivations and realistic experimental considerations.
Contribution
The authors introduce a novel approach to control dipolar interaction ranges in atom arrays via electromagnetic mode engineering with relay atoms.
Findings
Effective interaction range tailoring demonstrated in realistic regimes
Equations of motion derived after adiabatic elimination of relay atoms
Scheme applicable to Rydberg atom states with different angular momenta
Abstract
We introduce a method to synthetically engineer the range of dipolar interactions in tweezer atom arrays by effectively modifying the modes of the electromagnetic vacuum with far-detuned relay atoms. We derive equations of motion for the atoms of interest after adiabatic elimination of the relay atoms. We show the effectiveness of the scheme for realistic experimental parameter regimes with circular and low-angular-momentum Rydberg atom states.
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