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Satya Sainadh U

Publications and source records attributed to Satya Sainadh U.

5 recordsLinked to original sources

arXiv2016

Measuring laser carrier-envelope phase effects in the noble gases with an atomic hydrogen calibration standard

We present accurate measurements of carrier-envelope phase effects on ionisation of the noble gases with few-cycle laser pulses. The experimental apparatus is calibrated by using atomic hydrogen data to remove any systematic offsets and thereby obtain accurate CEP data on other generally used noble gases such as Ar, Kr and Xe. Experimental results for H are well supported by exact TDSE theoretical simulations however significant differences are observed in case of noble gases.

physics.atom-ph↗

arXiv2015

Excited to excited state scattering using weak measurements

Weak measurements are a subset of measurement processes in quantum mechanics wherein the system which is being measured interacts very weakly with the measuring apparatus. Measurement values of observables undergoing a weak interaction and their amplification, are concepts that have sharpened our understanding of interaction processes in quantum mechanics. Recent experiments show that naturally occurring processes such as resonance fluorescence from excited states of an atom can exhibit weak value amplification effect. In this paper, we theoretically analyze the process of elastic resonance fluorescence from a V-type three level atomic system, using the well known Weiskopff-Wigner (W-W) theory of spontaneous emission. Within this theory, we show that, a weak interaction regime can be identified and for suitable choices of initial and final excited states, the mean scattering time between these states show an amplification effect during interaction with the vacuum bath modes of the electromagnetic field. We thus show for the first time that a system bath interaction can show weak value amplification. Using our theory we reproduce the published experimental results carried out in such a system. More importantly, our theory can calculate scattering timescales in elastic resonance scattering between multiple excited states of a single atom or between common excited state configurations of interacting multi-atom systems.

quant-ph↗

arXiv2015

Effects of linear and quadratic dispersive couplings on optical squeezing in an optomechanical system

A conventional optomechanical system is composed of a mechanical mode and an optical mode interacting through a linear optomechanical coupling (LOC). We study how the presence of quadratic optomechanical coupling (QOC) in the conventional optomechanical system affects the system's stability and optical quadrature squeezing. We work in the resolved side-band limit with a high quality factor mechanical oscillator. In contrast to the conventional optomechanical systems, we find that strong squeezing of the cavity field can be achieved in presence of QOC along with LOC at lower pump powers and at higher bath temperatures. Using detailed numerical calculations we also find that there exists an optimal QOC where one can achieve maximum squeezing.

quant-ph↗

arXiv2013

An Efficient Quantum Algorithm and Circuit to Generate Eigenstates of SU(2) and SU(3) Representations

This thesis presents an efficient quantum algorithm and explicit circuits for generating eigenstates of arbitrary SU(2) and SU(3) representations. These include a wide variety of highly entangled states. The algorithm uses Schur transform that rotates the input computational basis states to the output Schur basis states with resources polynomial in number of qudits n. Using the fact that quantum logic is reversible, we accomplish the desired result using the inverse Schur transform. The algorithm can be easily generalized to any arbitrary higher groups.

quant-ph↗

arXiv2013

A mechanical switch for state transfer in dual cavity optomechanical systems

Dual cavity opto-electromechanical systems (OEMS) are those where two electromagnetic cavities are connected by a common mechanical spring. These systems have been shown to facilitate high fidelity quantum state transfer from one cavity to another. In this paper, we explicitly calculate the effect on the fidelity of state transfer, when an additional spring is attached to only one of the cavities. Our quantitative estimates of loss of fidelity, highlight the sensitivity of dual cavity OEMS when it couples to additional mechanical modes. We show that this sensitivity can be used to design an effective mechanical switch, for inhibition or high fidelity transmission of quantum states between the cavities.

quant-ph↗