Bloch Oscillation Phases investigated by Multi-path Stuckelberg Atom Interferometry

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Hauptverfasser: Rahman, Tahiyat, Wirth-Singh, Anna, Ivanov, Andrew, Gochnauer, Daniel, Hough, Emmett, Gupta, Subhadeep
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author Rahman, Tahiyat
Wirth-Singh, Anna
Ivanov, Andrew
Gochnauer, Daniel
Hough, Emmett
Gupta, Subhadeep
author_facet Rahman, Tahiyat
Wirth-Singh, Anna
Ivanov, Andrew
Gochnauer, Daniel
Hough, Emmett
Gupta, Subhadeep
contents Atoms undergoing Bloch oscillations (BOs) in an accelerating optical lattice acquire momentum of two photon recoils per BO. This technique provides a large momentum transfer tool for atom optics, but its full exploitation for atom interferometric sensors requires experimental characterization of associated phases. Each BO involves a Landau-Zener crossing with multiple crossings inducing interference known as Stuckelberg interference. We develop a multi-path Stuckelberg interferometer and investigate atomic phase evolution during BOs, up to 100 photon recoil momentum transfer. We compare to numerically calculated single-particle Schrodinger evolution, demonstrate highly coherent BO sequences, and assess phase stability requirements for BO-enhanced precision interferometry in fundamental physics and sensing applications.
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spellingShingle Bloch Oscillation Phases investigated by Multi-path Stuckelberg Atom Interferometry
Rahman, Tahiyat
Wirth-Singh, Anna
Ivanov, Andrew
Gochnauer, Daniel
Hough, Emmett
Gupta, Subhadeep
Atomic Physics
Quantum Physics
Atoms undergoing Bloch oscillations (BOs) in an accelerating optical lattice acquire momentum of two photon recoils per BO. This technique provides a large momentum transfer tool for atom optics, but its full exploitation for atom interferometric sensors requires experimental characterization of associated phases. Each BO involves a Landau-Zener crossing with multiple crossings inducing interference known as Stuckelberg interference. We develop a multi-path Stuckelberg interferometer and investigate atomic phase evolution during BOs, up to 100 photon recoil momentum transfer. We compare to numerically calculated single-particle Schrodinger evolution, demonstrate highly coherent BO sequences, and assess phase stability requirements for BO-enhanced precision interferometry in fundamental physics and sensing applications.
title Bloch Oscillation Phases investigated by Multi-path Stuckelberg Atom Interferometry
topic Atomic Physics
Quantum Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2308.04134