Preparing Narrow Velocity Distributions for Quantum Memories in Room-Temperature Alkali Vapours

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2011.03766v1
• Date: Sat, 7 Nov 2020 12:46:25 GMT
• Title: Preparing Narrow Velocity Distributions for Quantum Memories in Room-Temperature Alkali Vapours
• Authors: D. Main, T. M. Hird, S. Gao, E. Oguz, D. J. Saunders, I. A. Walmsley, P. M. Ledingham
• Abstract summary: Quantum memories are crucial for enabling large-scale quantum networks through synchronisation of probabilistic operations. Such networks impose strict requirements on quantum memory, such as storage time, retrieval efficiency, bandwidth, and scalability. On- and off-resonant ladder protocols on warm atomic vapour platforms are promising candidates.
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• Abstract: Quantum memories are a crucial technology for enabling large-scale quantum networks through synchronisation of probabilistic operations. Such networks impose strict requirements on quantum memory, such as storage time, retrieval efficiency, bandwidth, and scalability. On- and off-resonant ladder protocols on warm atomic vapour platforms are promising candidates, combining efficient high-bandwidth operation with low-noise on-demand retrieval. However, their storage time is severely limited by motion-induced dephasing caused by the broad velocity distribution of atoms comprising the vapour. In this paper, we demonstrate velocity selective optical pumping to overcome this decoherence mechanism. This will increase the achievable memory storage time of vapour memories. This technique can also be used for preparing arbitrarily shaped absorption profiles, for instance, preparing an atomic frequency comb absorption feature.

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