Steady Fock states via atomic reservoir
arXiv:1403.5482 · doi:10.1209/0295-5075/107/13001
Abstract
In this letter we present a strategy that combines the action of cavity damping mechanisms with that of an engineered atomic reservoir to drive an initial thermal distribution to a Fock equilibrium state. The same technique can be used to slice probability distributions in the Fock space, thus allowing the preparation of a variety of nonclassical equilibrium states.
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