Engineered Three-Body Interactions in Quantum-Degenerate Atomic Gases

量子简并原子气体中的工程三体相互作用

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    1506343
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 21万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    美国
  • 项目类别:
    Continuing Grant
  • 财政年份:
    2015
  • 资助国家:
    美国
  • 起止时间:
    2015-08-01 至 2019-03-31
  • 项目状态:
    已结题

项目摘要

At its most fundamental the physical description of the world around us seems to require two ingredients: elementary particles and interactions between pairs of such particles. For example, photons, the elementary particle of light, can scatter from a single electron and charged electrons will repel each other via the Coulomb force. Even objects that contain many elementary particles seem to interact in pairs. The scattering between atoms, with their many protons, neutrons, and electrons, for example, is often described in terms of interactions between pairs of them. At a bigger scale the motion of the moon, earth, and sun is describable in terms of the gravitational attraction between pairs of them. The composition of the moon, earth, or sun does not matter. This work, however, will focus on the study of three-body interactions, those that are not simply the sum of the pair-wise interactions, but those whose effect is zero when one of the three bodies is removed, and examine their influence on the physical description of the world. This project will train a University of Maryland graduate student. The student will be exposed to quantum physics at a fundamental yet practical level. The proximity to local atomic-physics laboratories, including the Joint Quantum Institute and NIST, will also greatly benefit the student.In atomic, molecular, and optical physics, there are several cases where three-body interactions are known to matter. For example, in the description of interacting, reacting, and colliding molecules, such forces arise in the so-called Born-Oppenheimer approximation when integrating out the fast electron motion. Conceived in nuclear physics, tri-atomic Efimov states are now studied with ultra-cold atoms at temperatures on the order of a nanoKelvin. Binding of these weakly-bound states crucially depends on a so-called three-body parameter. In all cases three-body interactions emerge when high-energy modes or fast constituents are "eliminated" from the description. This group will design or engineer many-body systems of ultra-cold atoms or molecules held in laser-generated periodic potentials that solely interact through three-body forces. More precisely, starting from a Hamiltonian, where atoms do interact through pair-wise interactions, the investigators will derive effective Hamiltonians that only contain three-body interactions. The ability to freely adjust the periodic trapping potential as well as the strength of the two-particle interactions will be crucial. Research into such effective many-body Hamiltonians has intellectual merit for two separate reasons. Firstly, the research addresses fundamental questions about the origin or emergence of three-body forces. Moreover, for the first time it may be possible to create a realistic system with controllable two-body forces and thereby highlight the role of three-body forces. A second intellectual merit of a design of such a Hamiltonian is that they might have quantum ground states or phases with unique order. For example, it can lead to superfluids with pairs of atoms. This approach relies on controllable cancellations between contributions to the two-body interaction, leaving only three-body interactions. In addition, it relies on time-dependent changes in and driving of the single-particle optical-lattice potential to populate a subset of levels, whose energies simulate three-body interactions. There will be impact in other fields of physics where effective field theories and collective phenomena are important, such as condensed matter and high-energy physics. In particular, with atomic system one can study processes that are fundamental but far-less accessible in systems investigated by those fields.
从最基本的角度来说,对我们周围世界的物理描述似乎需要两种成分:基本粒子和这类粒子对之间的相互作用。例如,光子,光的基本粒子,可以从单个电子散射,带电电子将通过库仑力相互排斥。甚至包含许多基本粒子的物体似乎也是成对相互作用的。原子之间的散射,例如它们的许多质子,中子和电子,通常用它们对之间的相互作用来描述。在更大的尺度上,月球、地球和太阳的运动可以用它们之间的引力来描述。月球、地球或太阳的组成并不重要。 然而,这项工作将集中在三体相互作用的研究上,这些相互作用不仅仅是成对相互作用的总和,而且当三个物体中的一个被移除时,其效果为零,并检查它们对世界物理描述的影响。 本项目将培养一名马里兰州大学的研究生。学生将接触到量子物理学在一个基本而实用的水平。靠近当地的原子物理实验室,包括联合量子研究所和NIST,也将极大地受益于学生。在原子,分子和光学物理学中,有几种情况下,三体相互作用是已知的。例如,在描述相互作用、反应和碰撞的分子时,当对快速电子运动进行积分时,这种力出现在所谓的波恩-奥本海默近似中。在核物理学中,三原子的Efimov态被认为是超冷原子在纳开尔文量级的温度下研究的。这些弱束缚态的束缚在很大程度上取决于所谓的三体参数。在所有的情况下,三体相互作用出现时,高能量模式或快速的成分是“消除”的描述。该小组将设计或工程师的超冷原子或分子的多体系统,在激光产生的周期性电位,仅通过三体力相互作用。更确切地说,从一个哈密顿量开始,原子通过成对相互作用相互作用,研究人员将推导出只包含三体相互作用的有效哈密顿量。自由调整周期性捕获势以及两粒子相互作用强度的能力至关重要。对这种有效的多体哈密顿量的研究有两个独立的原因。首先,研究解决了关于三体力的起源或出现的基本问题。此外,第一次有可能创建一个具有可控二体力的现实系统,从而突出三体力的作用。这种哈密顿量的设计的第二个智力优点是它们可能具有具有唯一顺序的量子基态或相位。例如,它可以导致具有成对原子的超流体。这种方法依赖于对两体相互作用的贡献之间的可控抵消,只留下三体相互作用。此外,它依赖于单粒子光学晶格势随时间的变化和驱动来填充一个能级子集,其能量模拟三体相互作用。这将对其他物理学领域产生影响,其中有效场论和集体现象是重要的,例如凝聚态和高能物理。特别是,原子系统可以研究基本的过程,但在这些领域所研究的系统中却远不可及。

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Eite Tiesinga其他文献

Anisotropic chemical bonding of lanthanide-OH molecules
镧系元素-OH 分子的各向异性化学键合
  • DOI:
    10.1038/s41598-025-06281-6
  • 发表时间:
    2025-07-01
  • 期刊:
  • 影响因子:
    3.900
  • 作者:
    Jacek Kłos;Eite Tiesinga;Lan Cheng;Svetlana Kotochigova
  • 通讯作者:
    Svetlana Kotochigova

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