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How many photons can a molecule scatter before its coherence is lost?
M. R. Tarbutt
Molecular qubits held in conservative optical traps may lose coherence when they scatter photons from the trapping lasers. The rate for this process has two parts, one equal to the…
Deterministic loading of molecular arrays by microwave-assisted collisions
Etienne F. Walraven, Kang Feng, Jonas Rodewald +2
Molecular tweezer arrays offer great prospects for quantum simulation, sensing, and computing, and would benefit from methods that enhance loading efficiency. Whereas light-assiste…
Tuning interactions between static-field-shielded polar molecules with microwaves
Christopher J. Ho, Joy Dutta, Bijit Mukherjee +2
The ability to tune interparticle interactions is one of the main advantages of using ultracold quantum gases for quantum simulation of many-body physics. Current experiments with…
A Penning trap single-photon counter for axion detection
Jack A. Devlin, Marko L. Wojtkowiak, Shreyak R. Banhatti +6
Discovering the microscopic composition of dark matter is one of the most important open problems in physics today. Axions are a leading candidate to be dark matter; however, a sea…
Spin interferometry in a beam of ultracold molecules
R. A. Jenkins, M. T. Ziemba, F. J. Collings +6
We describe a spin interferometer using ultracold YbF molecules and develop the complete set of techniques needed to measure the electron's electric dipole moment, , with this…
Trapping and cooling mechanisms in blue-detuned magneto-optical traps of molecules
Qinshu Lyu, M. R. Tarbutt
In red-detuned magneto-optical traps (MOTs) of molecules, sub-Doppler heating competes with Doppler cooling, resulting in high temperature and low density. A solution is offered by…