Hong-Ou-Mandel interference on a lattice: symmetries and interactions

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Auteurs principaux: Mforifoum, Mama Kabir Njoya, Buchleitner, Andreas, Dufour, Gabriel
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author Mforifoum, Mama Kabir Njoya
Buchleitner, Andreas
Dufour, Gabriel
author_facet Mforifoum, Mama Kabir Njoya
Buchleitner, Andreas
Dufour, Gabriel
contents We describe the Hong-Ou-Mandel interference of two identical particles evolving on a one-dimensional tight-binding lattice where a potential barrier plays the role of a beam splitter. Careful consideration of the symmetries underlying the two-particle interference effect allows us to reformulate the problem in terms of ordinary wave interference in a Michelson interferometer. This approach is easily generalized to the case where the particles interact, and we compare the resulting analytical predictions for the bunching probability to numerical simulations of the two-particle dynamics.
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spellingShingle Hong-Ou-Mandel interference on a lattice: symmetries and interactions
Mforifoum, Mama Kabir Njoya
Buchleitner, Andreas
Dufour, Gabriel
Quantum Physics
We describe the Hong-Ou-Mandel interference of two identical particles evolving on a one-dimensional tight-binding lattice where a potential barrier plays the role of a beam splitter. Careful consideration of the symmetries underlying the two-particle interference effect allows us to reformulate the problem in terms of ordinary wave interference in a Michelson interferometer. This approach is easily generalized to the case where the particles interact, and we compare the resulting analytical predictions for the bunching probability to numerical simulations of the two-particle dynamics.
title Hong-Ou-Mandel interference on a lattice: symmetries and interactions
topic Quantum Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2307.09208