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Rapid Multi-Mode Trapped-Ion Laser Cooling in a Phase-Stable Standing Wave

feeds.aps.org · By Zhenzhong Xing, Hamim Mahmud Rivy, Vighnesh Natarajan, Aditya Milind Kolhatkar, Gillenhaal Beck & Karan K. Mehta ·

The Brief

  • Researchers report integrated optical delivery of a phase-stable standing wave for laser cooling of trapped ions.
  • The method is shown to cool multiple motional modes of trapped ions rapidly.
  • The reported goal is cooling trapped ions to the quantum ground state.

Why it matters

Faster multi-mode cooling to the motional ground state could make trapped-ion quantum systems quicker to prepare, which matters for quantum computing and precision measurement experiments.

Who’s affected

  • quantum computing and quantum information researchers
  • atomic and optical physicists working with trapped ions
  • #trapped ions
  • #laser cooling
  • #quantum ground state
  • #standing wave
  • #integrated optics

Author(s): Zhenzhong Xing, Hamim Mahmud Rivy, Vighnesh Natarajan, Aditya Milind Kolhatkar, Gillenhaal Beck, and Karan K. Mehta Integrated optical delivery of standing waves is shown to enable fast, multi-mode laser cooling of trapped ions to the quantum ground state, offering…

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  1. Paper listed in APS feed: Rapid Multi-Mode Trapped-Ion Laser Cooling in a Phase-Stable Standing Wave

  2. feeds.aps.org

    Rapid Multi-Mode Trapped-Ion Laser Cooling in a Phase-Stable Standing Wave

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