Driving three atoms into a singlet state in an optical cavity via adiabatic passage of a dark state
arXiv:1301.0671 · doi:10.1088/0953-4075/46/1/015502
Abstract
In this paper, we propose an efficient scheme to drive three atoms in an optical cavity into a singlet state via adiabatic passage. Appropriate Rabi frequencies of the classical fields are selected to realize the present scheme. The scheme is robust against deviations in the pulse delay and laser intensity through some simple analysis of the adiabatic condition. It is notable that the estimated range of the effective adiabaticity condition coincides with the numerical results. When taking dissipation into account, we show that the process is immune to atomic spontaneous emission as the atomic excited states are never populated in adiabatic evolution. Moreover, under certain conditions, the cavity decay can also be efficiently suppressed.
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