Unconditional accumulation of nonclassicality in a single-atom
mechanical oscillator
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2004.12863v1
- Date: Mon, 27 Apr 2020 15:17:50 GMT
- Title: Unconditional accumulation of nonclassicality in a single-atom
mechanical oscillator
- Authors: L. Podhora, T. Pham, A. Le\v{s}und\'ak, P. Ob\v{s}il, M.
\v{C}\'i\v{z}ek, O. \v{C}\'ip, P. Marek, L. Slodi\v{c}ka, R. Filip
- Abstract summary: We report on the robust experimental accumulation of nonclassicallity of motion of a single trapped ion.
The nonclassicality stems from deterministic incoherent modulation of thermal phonon number distribution.
We show that the repetitive application of this nonlinear process monotonically accumulates the observable state nonclassicality.
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- Abstract: We report on the robust experimental accumulation of nonclassicallity of
motion of a single trapped ion. The nonclassicality stems from deterministic
incoherent modulation of thermal phonon number distribution implemented by a
laser excitation of nonlinear coupling between the ion's internal - electronic
levels and external - motional states. We demonstrate that the repetitive
application of this nonlinear process monotonically accumulates the observable
state nonclassicality. The output states converge to a phonon number
distribution with high overlap with a particular Fock state and visible quantum
non-Gaussian aspects including corresponding negative Wigner function. The
resulting oscillator states prove deterministic transition in the hierarchy of
quantum non-Gaussianity up to four phonons. This transition is very robust
against experimental imperfections and produces increasing entanglement
potential.
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