CQuIC Seminars
Characterizing and visualizing quantum dynamics of Rydberg atoms
Presented by Rick Mukherjee, Rice University
An interacting many-body quantum system realized in ultracold atom, molecule, and ion experiments provide a natural platform to study many-body spin dynamics. The exact nature of the dynamics rely upon the underlying interactions that generate them. In this respect, there has been a lot of interest to study Rydberg-dressed interactions and the correlations generated by them.
For this talk, I would like to demonstrate how Ramsey spectroscopy can be used to characterize the Rydberg-dressed interactions. I would also briefly discuss a method that allows to geometrically visualize spin correlations using Rydberg atoms as an example.
3:30 pm, Tuesday, August 1, 2017
PAIS-2540, PAIS
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