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quant-ph2023

Analyzing the collective emission of a Rydberg-blockaded single-photon source based on an ensemble of thermal atoms

Jan A. P. Reuter, Max Mäusezahl, Felix Moumtsilis +4

An ensemble of Rubidum atoms can be excited with lasers such that it evolves into an entangled state with just one collective excitation within the Rydberg blockade radius. The dec…

quant-ph2012★ 47 cited

Room temperature Rydberg Single Photon Source

M. M. Müller, A. Kölle, R. Löw +3

We present an optimal protocol to implement a room temperature Rydberg single photon source within an experimental setup based on micro cells filled with thermal vapor. The optimiz…

quant-ph2011★ 64 cited

GHz Rabi flopping to Rydberg states in hot atomic vapor cells

B. Huber, T. Baluktsian, M. Schlagmüller +4

We report on the observation of Rabi oscillations to a Rydberg state on a timescale below one nanosecond in thermal rubidium vapor. We use a bandwidth-limited pulsed excitation and…

quant-ph2010★ 60 cited

Fabrication method for micro vapor cells for alkali atoms

T. Baluktsian, C. Urban, T. Bublat +3

A quantum network which consists of several components should ideally work on a single physical platform. Neutral alkali atoms have the potential to be very well suited for this pu…

quant-ph2009★ 87 cited

Universal scaling in a strongly interacting Rydberg gas

Robert Löw, Hendrik Weimer, Ulrich Krohn +5

We study a gas of ultracold atoms resonantly driven into a strongly interacting Rydberg state. The long distance behavior of the spatially frozen effective pseudospin system is det…

quant-ph2007★ 91 cited

An echo experiment in a strongly interacting Rydberg gas

Ulrich Raitzsch, Vera Bendkowsky, Rolf Heidemann +3

When ground state atoms are excited to a Rydberg state, van der Waals interactions among them can lead to a strong suppression of the excitation. Despite the strong interactions th…