Resonant single and multi-photon coherent transitions in a detuned regime
arXiv:1505.03649 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.92.024408
Abstract
We performed quantum manipulations of the multi-level spin system S=5/2 of a Mn ion, by means of a two-tone pulse drive. The detuning between the excitation and readout radio frequency pulses allows one to select the number of photons involved in a Rabi oscillation as well as increase the frequency of this nutation. Thus detuning can lead to a resonant multi-photon process. Our analytical model for a two-photon process as well as a numerical generalization fit well the experimental findings, with implications in the use of multi-level spin systems as tunable solid state qubits.
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