压缩真空场与原子非线性作用系统中原子的量子特性

研究了附加克尔介质的压缩真空场与二能级原子依赖强度耦合相互作用系统中原子的反转特性 ,并采用密度算符间的距离研究了该模型中原子量子态的演化规律。详细地讨论了克尔非线性作用的强度以及初始压缩真空场的压缩度对原子反转和原子量子态演化的影响。

Coherently Controlled Periodic Entanglement of Two Moving Atoms in a Cavity

We analyze the entanglement of two atoms in a cavity. The evolvement of entanglement of two atoms is disorderly when two atoms in the cavity are fixed at initial time. However, the evolvement of entanglement of two atoms becomes well-regulated orderly under the coherent cavity field when atoms are in motion at beginning. We find that it is possible to control this periodic entanglement by properly choosing the velocity of atoms, and the initial state of the field.

Generation of Entangled Multi-atom Dicke States in Cavity Quantum Electrodynamics

We propose a scheme to generate two-atom maximally entangled state in cavity quantum electrodynamies （QED）. The scheme can 5e extended to generation of entangled multi-atom Dicke states if we control the interaction time of atoms with cavity modes. We use adiabatically state evolution under large atom-cavity detuning, so the scheme is insensitive to atomic spontaneous decay. The influence of cavity decay on fidelity and success probability is discussed.

Entanglement in Three-Atom Tavis-Cummings Model Induced by a Thermal Field

The explicit form of the evolution operator for the three-atom Tavis-Cummings model is given. The atoms can be entangled through their interaction with a thermal field. The degree of entanglement depends on the mean photon number of the thermal field and the initial state of the atoms.

Entropy of Field Interacting With Two Atoms in Bell State

In this paper, we investigate entropy properties of the single-mode coherent optical field interacting with the two two-level atoms initially in one of the four Bell states. It is found that the different initial states of the two atoms lead to different evolutions of field entropy and the intensity of the field plays an important role for the evolution properties of field entropy.

Quantum Private Comparison via Cavity QED

The first quantum private comparison(QPC) protocol via cavity quantum electrodynamics(QED) is proposed in this paper by making full use of the evolution law of atom via cavity QED, where the third party(TP) is allowed to misbehave on his own but cannot conspire with either of the two users. The proposed protocol adopts two-atom product states rather than entangled states as the initial quantum resource, and only needs single-atom measurements for two users. Both the unitary operations and the quantum entanglement swapping operation are not necessary for the proposed protocol. The proposed protocol can compare the equality of one bit from each user in each round comparison with one two-atom product state. The proposed protocol can resist both the outside attack and the participant attack.Particularly, it can prevent TP from knowing two users' secrets. Furthermore, the qubit efficiency of the proposed protocol is as high as 50%.

Evolution Properties of Atomic Fidelity in the Combined Multi-Atom-Cavity Field System

The atom fidelity is investigated in a system consisting of Mtwo-level atoms and M single-mode fields by use of complete quantum theory and numerical evaluation method. The influences of various system parameters on the evolution of atomic fidelity are studied. The results show that the atomic fidelity evolves in a Rabi oscillation manner. The oscillation frequency is mainly modulated by the coupling strength between atoms and light field, the atomic transition probabilities and the average photon numbers. Other factors hardly impact on the atomic fidelity. The present results may provide a useful approach to the maintenance of the atomic fidelity in the atom cavity field systems.

Evolution of the Raman spectrum of graphene grown on copper upon oxidation of the substrate

Significant changes in the Raman spectrum of single-layer graphene grown on a copper film were observed after the spontaneous oxidation of the underlying substrate that occurred under ambient conditions. The frequencies of the graphene G and 2D Raman modes were found to undergo red shifts, while the intensities of the two bands change by more than an order of magnitude. To understand the origin of these effects, we further characterized the samples by scanning tunneling microscopy （STM）, scanning tunneling spectroscopy （STS）, and atomic force microscopy （AFM）. The oxidation of the substrate produced an appreciable corrugation in the substrate without disrupting the crystalline order of the graphene overlayer and/or changing the carrier doping level. We explain the red shifts of the Raman frequencies in terms of tensile strain induced by corrugation of the graphene layer. The changes in Raman intensity with oxidation arise from the influence of the thin cuprous oxide film on the efficiency of light coupling with the graphene layer in the Raman scattering process.

Dynamics of Information Entropies of Atom-Field Entangled States Generated via the Jaynes-Cummings Model

In this paper we have studied the dynamical evolution of Shannon information entropies in position and momentum spaces for two classes of（nonstationary） atom-field entangled states,which are obtained via the JaynesCummings model and its generalization.We have focused on the interaction between two- and（1）-type three-level atoms with the single-mode quantized field.The three-dimensional plots of entropy densities in position and momentum spaces are presented versus corresponding coordinates and time,numerically.It is observed that for particular values of the parameters of the systems,the entropy squeezing in position space occurs.Finally,we have shown that the well-known BBM（Beckner,Bialynicki-Birola and Mycielsky） inequality,which is a stronger statement of the Heisenberg uncertainty relation,is properly satisfied.

Quantum Fisher Information of Driven Multi-particle Systems in Structured Bosonic Reservoirs

We investigate the dynamics of the precision of the parameter estimation in many driven atoms, each of which interacts with a local structured bosonic reservoir respectively. The evolution of quantum states for single driven atom is described by the time local quantum master equation. The dynamics of the quantum Fisher information for many entangled atoms is obtained by means of the supreoperator mapping. The estimation limit is superior to the standard quantum limit during a characteristic interval. At a given time, the precision of parameter estimation can be improved to a maximal value if the number of entangled atoms is chosen to be an optimal value. The optimal number of entangled atoms is determined by the dynamical property. The decay of quantum Fisher information is accelerated with the increase of the number of entangled atoms.

Microscopic phase-field study on order-disorder transition of the antiphase domain boundary formed between L1_2 phases

Kinetics of order-disorder transition at antiphase domain boundary （APDB） formed between L12 （Ni3A1） phases is investigated using microscopic phase-field model. The results demonstrate that whether order-disorder transition happens or not depends on the atomic structure of the APDB. Accompanied with the enrichment of V and depletion of Ni and A1, the ordered APDB with phase-shift vector of a/2[100] transforms into a thin disordered phase layer. Whereas at the APDB with phase shift vector of a/2[110], which remains ordered with temporal evolution, Ni and A1 enrich and V depletes. Composition evolution of APDB with order-disorder transition favors the nucleation of DO22 phase, and the formation of disordered phase layer accelerates the growth of DO22 phase. The disordered phase caused by order-disordered transition of the APDB can be considered as the transient phase along the precipitation path of DO22 phase.

Quantum field entropy of the system with interaction between moving Bell-state atoms and coherent light field

The field entropy of the system with two moving atoms interacting with the coherent state is investigated by means of the full quantum theory. Under the different initial states with two atoms, the influences of the light field intensity and the atomic motion on the field entropy are discussed. The results indicate that the motion of the atoms leads to strict periodicity in the field entropy evolution. When the two atoms are in the Bell state ｜β11〉 initially, the system is in a completely disentangled state. For the atoms initially at other Bell states, the field periodically entangles with the atoms.

Fast Generation of Einstein–Podolsky–Rosen States for Two Cavity Modes with a Collection of Driven Atoms

We propose an efficient scheme for realizing two-mode squeezing for two cavity modes with an atomic ensemble trapped in the cavity and driven by two classical fields. Through a suitable choice of the driving classical fields, the evolution dynamics of the two cavity modes is decoupled with the atomic system and described by a two-mode squeezing operator. We show that a highly squeezed state can be obtained at the output even with a bad cavity. The required experimental techniques are within the scope of what can be obtained in the BEG-cavity setup.