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Viscous hydrodynamics from correlated losses
Aleksandr N. Mikheev, Orjan Ameye, Oded Zilberberg +1
Interactions turn a gas into a fluid. We show that two-body loss can take their place. Correlated loss induces elastic scattering, as required by the optical theorem, which dominat…
Activated switching between coexisting limit cycles
Gabriel Margiani, Orjan Ameye, Oded Zilberberg +1
Noise-activated switching between coexisting stable states is a fundamental mechanism underlying stochastic dynamics in systems ranging from chemical reactions to neural networks.…
Few-photon degenerate parametric resonance in a two-tone driven microwave resonator
Orjan Ameye, Jakob Koenig, Clinton Potts +2
Multi-tone external driving offers a route to parametric physics without directly modulating the device. However, the validity of the parametric response in the few-photon regime r…
Three Strongly Coupled Kerr Parametric Oscillators Forming a Boltzmann Machine
Gabriel Margiani, Orjan Ameye, Oded Zilberberg +1
Coupled Kerr parametric oscillators (KPOs) are a promising resource for classical and quantum analog computation, for example to find the ground state of Ising Hamiltonians. Yet, t…
Fluctuation instabilities via internal resonance in a multimode membrane as a mechanism for frequency combs
Mengqi Fu, Orjan Ameye, Fan Yang +4
We explore self-induced parametric coupling, also called internal resonances (IRs), in a membrane nanoelectromechanical system. Specifically, we focus on the formation of a limit c…
Path Integral Monte Carlo Simulation of Superfluid Ring Lattices
Orjan Ameye
The goal of this work is to lay the groundwork to construct and characterize a quantum device; which we refer to as a superfluid ring lattice; that could serve as a multi-qubit sys…
Floquet expansion by counting pump photons
Kilian Seibold, Orjan Ameye, Oded Zilberberg
Periodically-driven systems engender a rich competition between the time scales of the drives and those of the system, leading to a limited ability to describe the system in full.…