Systematic study of rotational decoherence with a trapped-ion planar rotor

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2310.13293v1
• Date: Fri, 20 Oct 2023 05:52:04 GMT
• Title: Systematic study of rotational decoherence with a trapped-ion planar rotor
• Authors: Neil Glikin, Benjamin A. Stickler, Ryan Tollefsen, Sara Mouradian, Neha Yadav, Erik Urban, Klaus Hornberger, Hartmut Haeffner
• Abstract summary: Quantum rotors promise unique advantages for quantum sensing, quantum simulation, and quantum information processing. For future applications of quantum rotors, understanding their dynamics in the presence of ambient environments and decoherence will be critical. We present measurements of fundamental scaling relationships for decoherence of a quantum planar rotor realized with two trapped ions.
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• License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
• Abstract: Quantum rotors promise unique advantages for quantum sensing, quantum simulation, and quantum information processing. At present, a variety of systems ranging from nanoparticles to single molecules and trapped ions have demonstrated detection and control of rotational motion in and near the quantum regime. For future applications of quantum rotors, understanding their dynamics in the presence of ambient environments and decoherence will be critical. While other model quantum systems such as the harmonic oscillator have seen extensive experimental study of their decoherence dynamics, such experiments remain an open task for the rigid rotor. We present measurements of fundamental scaling relationships for decoherence of a quantum planar rotor realized with two trapped ions, and find excellent agreement with recent theoretical work.

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