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Papers by Zbigniew Ficek
Journal of optics, Jun 16, 2003
ABSTRACT We consider the effect of quantum interference on population distribution and photon sta... more ABSTRACT We consider the effect of quantum interference on population distribution and photon statistics of a cavity field interacting with dressed states of a strongly driven three-level atom. We analyse three coupling configurations of the cavity field to the driven atom, with the cavity frequency tuned to the outer Rabi sideband, the inner Rabi sideband and the central frequency of the 'singly dressed' three-level atom. The quantum doubly dressed states for each configuration are identified and the population distribution and photon statistics are interpreted in terms of transitions among these dressed states and their populations. We find that the population distribution depends strongly on quantum interference and the cavity damping. For the cavity field tuned to the outer or inner Rabi sidebands the cavity damping induces transitions between the dressed states which are forbidden for the ordinary spontaneous emission. Moreover, we find that in the case of the cavity field coupled to the inner Rabi sideband the population distribution is almost Poissonian with a large average number of photons that can be controlled by quantum interference. This system can be considered as a one-atom dressed-state laser with controlled intensity.
Optics Communications, Apr 1, 1991
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Journal of Modern Optics, Mar 1, 1999
Squeezed light is of interest as an example of a non-classical state of the electromagnetic field... more Squeezed light is of interest as an example of a non-classical state of the electromagnetic field and because of its applications both in technology and in fundamental quantum physics. This review concentrates on one aspect of squeezed light, namely its application in atomic spectroscopy. The general properties, detection and application of squeezed light are first reviewed. The basic features of
Springer eBooks, 2005
... from Two Nonidentical Atoms 126 3.5.4 Experimental Observation of Quantum Beats in a Type I S... more ... from Two Nonidentical Atoms 126 3.5.4 Experimental Observation of Quantum Beats in a Type I System 129 3.5.5 Quantum Beats in the IntensityIntensity Correlations 131 3.6 Interference Pattern with a Dark Center 135 4 Quantum Interference as a Control of Decoherence ...
Journal of The Optical Society of America B-optical Physics, Nov 1, 1997
Physical Review A, May 1, 1998
Journal of optics, Nov 30, 2000
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arXiv (Cornell University), Oct 9, 2010
Journal of Physics B, Oct 21, 2010
Physical Review A, Mar 29, 2012
New Journal of Physics, Dec 22, 2017
Physical Review A, Feb 20, 2014
OSA Workshop on Entanglement and Quantum Decoherence
We examine the time evolution of entanglement between two qubits of a system of four qubits. The ... more We examine the time evolution of entanglement between two qubits of a system of four qubits. The system is composed of two separate cavities each containing a single two-level atom. The qubits of the system are the two atoms and the two cavity modes. We show that during the transfer of an initial entanglement from atoms to the cavity modes, an additional entanglement is induced between the atoms and the cavity modes. Thus, during the evolution, the system effectively behaves as a six qubit system. In addition, we study the entanglement evolution for an imperfect matching of the atoms to the cavity modes. We show that the imperfect matching can force a stable entangled state to evolve in time and may produce a continuous entanglement in time.
arXiv (Cornell University), Jul 27, 2022
Problems and Solutions in Quantum Physics, 2016
Quantum Physics for Beginners, 2017
Problems and Solutions in Quantum Physics, 2016
Problems and Solutions in Quantum Physics, 2016
arXiv: Quantum Physics, 2016
We study a four-level atom in the diamond configuration interacting with two quantized field mode... more We study a four-level atom in the diamond configuration interacting with two quantized field modes supported by a cavity. We show that such Diamond\DiamondDiamond-type atoms intermediate in the interaction between these two modes of the cavity only if lasers drive both transitions to the highest energy level. This system offers thus a fully controllable effective coupling between the two modes. Moreover, we present two applications of this system: a scheme that maps a quantum state of one mode onto the second mode on demand and a fast opening high-Q cavity system that can be easily and coherently controlled with laser fields. Finally, we investigate the feasibility of the fast opening high-Q cavity system and show that this scheme can be implemented experimentally.
Journal of optics, Jun 16, 2003
ABSTRACT We consider the effect of quantum interference on population distribution and photon sta... more ABSTRACT We consider the effect of quantum interference on population distribution and photon statistics of a cavity field interacting with dressed states of a strongly driven three-level atom. We analyse three coupling configurations of the cavity field to the driven atom, with the cavity frequency tuned to the outer Rabi sideband, the inner Rabi sideband and the central frequency of the 'singly dressed' three-level atom. The quantum doubly dressed states for each configuration are identified and the population distribution and photon statistics are interpreted in terms of transitions among these dressed states and their populations. We find that the population distribution depends strongly on quantum interference and the cavity damping. For the cavity field tuned to the outer or inner Rabi sidebands the cavity damping induces transitions between the dressed states which are forbidden for the ordinary spontaneous emission. Moreover, we find that in the case of the cavity field coupled to the inner Rabi sideband the population distribution is almost Poissonian with a large average number of photons that can be controlled by quantum interference. This system can be considered as a one-atom dressed-state laser with controlled intensity.
Optics Communications, Apr 1, 1991
ABSTRACT
Journal of Modern Optics, Mar 1, 1999
Squeezed light is of interest as an example of a non-classical state of the electromagnetic field... more Squeezed light is of interest as an example of a non-classical state of the electromagnetic field and because of its applications both in technology and in fundamental quantum physics. This review concentrates on one aspect of squeezed light, namely its application in atomic spectroscopy. The general properties, detection and application of squeezed light are first reviewed. The basic features of
Springer eBooks, 2005
... from Two Nonidentical Atoms 126 3.5.4 Experimental Observation of Quantum Beats in a Type I S... more ... from Two Nonidentical Atoms 126 3.5.4 Experimental Observation of Quantum Beats in a Type I System 129 3.5.5 Quantum Beats in the IntensityIntensity Correlations 131 3.6 Interference Pattern with a Dark Center 135 4 Quantum Interference as a Control of Decoherence ...
Journal of The Optical Society of America B-optical Physics, Nov 1, 1997
Physical Review A, May 1, 1998
Journal of optics, Nov 30, 2000
ABSTRACT
arXiv (Cornell University), Oct 9, 2010
Journal of Physics B, Oct 21, 2010
Physical Review A, Mar 29, 2012
New Journal of Physics, Dec 22, 2017
Physical Review A, Feb 20, 2014
OSA Workshop on Entanglement and Quantum Decoherence
We examine the time evolution of entanglement between two qubits of a system of four qubits. The ... more We examine the time evolution of entanglement between two qubits of a system of four qubits. The system is composed of two separate cavities each containing a single two-level atom. The qubits of the system are the two atoms and the two cavity modes. We show that during the transfer of an initial entanglement from atoms to the cavity modes, an additional entanglement is induced between the atoms and the cavity modes. Thus, during the evolution, the system effectively behaves as a six qubit system. In addition, we study the entanglement evolution for an imperfect matching of the atoms to the cavity modes. We show that the imperfect matching can force a stable entangled state to evolve in time and may produce a continuous entanglement in time.
arXiv (Cornell University), Jul 27, 2022
Problems and Solutions in Quantum Physics, 2016
Quantum Physics for Beginners, 2017
Problems and Solutions in Quantum Physics, 2016
Problems and Solutions in Quantum Physics, 2016
arXiv: Quantum Physics, 2016
We study a four-level atom in the diamond configuration interacting with two quantized field mode... more We study a four-level atom in the diamond configuration interacting with two quantized field modes supported by a cavity. We show that such Diamond\DiamondDiamond-type atoms intermediate in the interaction between these two modes of the cavity only if lasers drive both transitions to the highest energy level. This system offers thus a fully controllable effective coupling between the two modes. Moreover, we present two applications of this system: a scheme that maps a quantum state of one mode onto the second mode on demand and a fast opening high-Q cavity system that can be easily and coherently controlled with laser fields. Finally, we investigate the feasibility of the fast opening high-Q cavity system and show that this scheme can be implemented experimentally.