$N$ Scaling of Large-Sample Collective Decay in Inhomogeneous Ensembles
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2307.11623v2
- Date: Thu, 21 Dec 2023 07:12:09 GMT
- Title: $N$ Scaling of Large-Sample Collective Decay in Inhomogeneous Ensembles
- Authors: Sergiy Stryzhenko, Alexander Bruns, and Thorsten Peters
- Abstract summary: We experimentally study collective decay of an extended disordered ensemble of $N$ atoms inside a hollow-core fiber.
We observe up to $300$-fold enhanced decay rates, strong optical bursts and a coherent ringing.
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- License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
- Abstract: We experimentally study collective decay of an extended disordered ensemble
of $N$ atoms inside a hollow-core fiber. We observe up to $300$-fold enhanced
decay rates, strong optical bursts and a coherent ringing. Due to
inhomogeneities limiting the synchronization of atoms, the data does not show
the typical scaling with $N$. We show that an effective number of collective
emitters can be determined to recover the $N$ scaling known to homogeneous
ensembles over a large parameter range. This provides physical insight into the
limits of collective decay and allows for its optimization in extended
ensembles as used, e.g., in quantum optics, precision time-keeping or waveguide
QED.
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