Superradiant Phase Transition in the Strong Coupling Regime
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2208.12524v1
- Date: Fri, 26 Aug 2022 09:30:20 GMT
- Title: Superradiant Phase Transition in the Strong Coupling Regime
- Authors: Jin-Feng Huang and Lin Tian
- Abstract summary: We show an anisotropic Dicke model with tunable rotating and counter-rotating terms in the ultrastrong coupling regime.
Our result shows that the superradiant phases can be observed in cavity- or circuit-quantum electrodynamics systems with strong coupling.
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- Abstract: The Dicke model can exhibit quantum phase transition between the normal and
the superradiant phases when the strength of the light-matter coupling exceeds
the ultrastrong coupling regime. However, it is challenging to observe this
phase transition in practical systems due to limited coupling strength or
finite two-photon $A^{2}$ terms. Here we show that by applying a periodic
modulation to the frequency of the two-level systems in a standard Dicke model
in the strong coupling regime, an anisotropic Dicke model with tunable rotating
and counter-rotating terms in the ultrastrong coupling regime can be achieved.
We calculate the ground state and the excitation spectrum of this model in
terms of the modulation parameters. Our result shows that the superradiant
phases can be observed in cavity- or circuit-quantum electrodynamics systems
with strong coupling.
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