Robustness of intra-atomic frequency comb based quantum memory against fluctuating environment
arXiv:2002.11368 · doi:10.1038/s41598-021-90945-6
Abstract
In this article, we study the robustness of the intra-atomic frequency comb (I-AFC) based quantum memory against various environmental factors. The effect of the environment is incorporated as random fluctuations in the parameters such as comb spacing and the optical depth, of the frequency comb. We also study the effect of temperature on the quality of the quantum memory which is quantified in terms of the efficiency of the photon storage. We found that the I-AFC is viable for photon storage even for very large fluctuations in the parameters of the frequency comb. Moreover, the temperature has a negligible effect on the quality of I-AFC. Our study conclusively establishes the tenacious nature of the I-AFC.
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