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Interacting Mathieu equation, synchronization dynamics and collision-induced velocity exchange in trapped ions

URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2406.12306v1
Date: Tue, 18 Jun 2024 06:26:49 GMT
Title: Interacting Mathieu equation, synchronization dynamics and collision-induced velocity exchange in trapped ions
Authors: Asma Benbouza, Xiaoshui Lin, Jin Ming Cui, Ming Gong,
Abstract summary: We study the dynamics of trapped ions with the Coulomb interaction based on the Hamiltonian equation. In the presence of modulation, synchronization dynamics can be observed, showing an exchange of velocities between distant ions. It is hopped that the dynamics in this many-body Mathieu equation with damping may find applications in quantum simulations.
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Abstract: Recently, large-scale trapped ion systems have been realized in experiments for quantum simulation and quantum computation. They are the simplest systems for dynamical stability and parametric resonance. In this model, the Mathieu equation plays the most fundamental role for us to understand the stability and instability of a single ion. In this work, we investigate the dynamics of trapped ions with the Coulomb interaction based on the Hamiltonian equation. We show that the many-body interaction will not influence the phase diagram for instability. Then, the dynamics of this model in the large damping limit will also be analytically calculated using few trapped ions. Furthermore, we find that in the presence of modulation, synchronization dynamics can be observed, showing an exchange of velocities between distant ions on the left side and on the right side of the trap. These dynamics resemble to that of the exchange of velocities in Newton's cradle for the collision of balls at the same time. These dynamics are independent of their initial conditions and the number of ions. As a unique feature of the interacting Mathieu equation, we hope this behavior, which leads to a quasi-periodic solution, can be measured in current experimental systems. Finally, we have also discussed the effect of anharmonic trapping potential, showing the desynchronization during the collision process. It is hopped that the dynamics in this many-body Mathieu equation with damping may find applications in quantum simulations. This model may also find interesting applications in dynamics systems as a pure mathematical problem, which may be beyond the results in the Floquet theorem.

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