Parity oscillations and photon correlation functions in the Dicke model at a finite number of atoms or qubits
arXiv:1512.08581 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.94.023830
Abstract
In this work, by using the strong coupling expansion and exact diagonization (ED), we study the Dicke model with independent rotating wave (RW) coupling and counter-rotating wave (CRW) coupling at a finite . This model includes the four standard quantum optics model: Rabi, Dicke, Jaynes-Cummings ( JC ) and Tavis-Cummings (TC) model as its various special limits. We show that in the super-radiant phase, the system's energy levels are grouped into doublets with even and odd parity. Any anisotropy leads to the oscillation of parities in both the ground and excited doublets as the atom-photon coupling strength increases. The oscillations will be pushed to the infinite coupling strength in the isotropic limit . We find nearly perfect agreements between the strong coupling expansion and the ED in the super-radiant regime. We also compute the photon correlation functions, squeezing spectrum, number correlation functions which can be measured by various standard optical techniques.
5 pages main text + 4 pages SM. 1 color Fig with 10 subfigures. The splittings are estimated at different βwhich are experimentally detectable. arXiv admin note: substantial text overlap with arXiv:1506.07030
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