Enantio-specific state transfer for symmetric-top chiral molecules
arXiv:2108.00576 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.105.043110
Abstract
We study the enantio-specific state transfer in a four-level model for symmetric-top chiral molecules. Such a model is formed by coupling the electric-dipole transitions among four appropriate working states with three electromagnetic fields. It includes two cyclic three-level substructures, where the overall phases differ by with enantiomers and reflect the chirality dependence of the molecule. Based on this four-level model, two dynamic ways are proposed to achieve the approximately perfect enantio-specific state transfer for symmetric-top chiral molecules.
7 pages, 3 figures
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