Atom recoil in collectively interacting dipoles using quantized vibrational states
arXiv:2111.14738 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.105.033706
Abstract
The recoil of atoms in dense ensembles during light matter interactions is studied using quantized vibrational states for the atomic motion. The recoil resulting from the forces due to the near-field collective dipole interactions and far-field laser and decay interactions are explored. The contributions to the recoil and the dependence on the trap frequency of the different terms of the Hamiltonian and Lindbladian are studied. These calculations are compared with previous results using the impulse model in the slow oscillation approximation. Calculations in highly subradiant systems show enhanced recoil indicating that recoil effects cannot be ignored in such cases.
arXiv comment9 pages, 5 figures
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