Light-Assisted Collisions in Tweezer-Trapped Lanthanides

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Main Authors: Grün, D. S., Giacomelli, L. Bellinato, Tashchilina, A., Donofrio, R., Borchers, F., Bland, T., Mark, M. J., Ferlaino, F.
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Published: 2025
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author Grün, D. S.
Giacomelli, L. Bellinato
Tashchilina, A.
Donofrio, R.
Borchers, F.
Bland, T.
Mark, M. J.
Ferlaino, F.
author_facet Grün, D. S.
Giacomelli, L. Bellinato
Tashchilina, A.
Donofrio, R.
Borchers, F.
Bland, T.
Mark, M. J.
Ferlaino, F.
contents We present a quantitative investigation of one- and two-body light-mediated processes that occur to few erbium atoms in an optical tweezer, when exposed to near-resonant light. In order to study the intertwined effects of recoil heating, cooling and light-assisted collisions, we develop a first-principles Monte Carlo algorithm that solves the coupled dynamics of both the internal and external degrees of freedom of the atoms. After validating our theoretical model against experimental data, we use the predictive power of our code to guide our experiment and, in particular, we explore the performance of different transitions of erbium for light-assisted collisions in terms of their efficiency and fidelity for single-atom preparation.
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spellingShingle Light-Assisted Collisions in Tweezer-Trapped Lanthanides
Grün, D. S.
Giacomelli, L. Bellinato
Tashchilina, A.
Donofrio, R.
Borchers, F.
Bland, T.
Mark, M. J.
Ferlaino, F.
Atomic Physics
Quantum Gases
We present a quantitative investigation of one- and two-body light-mediated processes that occur to few erbium atoms in an optical tweezer, when exposed to near-resonant light. In order to study the intertwined effects of recoil heating, cooling and light-assisted collisions, we develop a first-principles Monte Carlo algorithm that solves the coupled dynamics of both the internal and external degrees of freedom of the atoms. After validating our theoretical model against experimental data, we use the predictive power of our code to guide our experiment and, in particular, we explore the performance of different transitions of erbium for light-assisted collisions in terms of their efficiency and fidelity for single-atom preparation.
title Light-Assisted Collisions in Tweezer-Trapped Lanthanides
topic Atomic Physics
Quantum Gases
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.05123