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most citedExperimental observation of high-order quantum accelerator modes

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physics.atom-ph2005★ 26 cited

Quantum random walks using quantum accelerator modes

Z. -Y Ma, K. Burnett, M. B. d'Arcy +1

We discuss the use of high-order quantum accelerator modes to achieve an atom optical realization of a biased quantum random walk. We first discuss how one can create co-existent q…

physics.atom-ph2005★ 32 cited

Quantum Accelerator Modes from the Farey Tree

A. Buchleitner, M. B. d'Arcy, S. Fishman +5

We show that mode-locking finds a purely quantum non-dissipative counterpart in atom-optical quantum accelerator modes. These modes are formed by exposing cold atoms to periodic ki…

physics.atom-ph2003★ 31 cited

Gravity-Sensitive Quantum Dynamics in Cold Atoms

Z. Y. Ma, M. B. d'Arcy, S. A. Gardiner

We subject a falling cloud of cold cesium atoms to periodic kicks from a sinusoidal potential created by a vertical standing wave of off-resonant laser light. By controllably accel…

physics.atom-ph2003★ 17 cited

Quantum Mechanical Cumulant Dynamics near Stable Periodic Orbits in Phase Space: Application to the classical-like dynamics of quantum accelerator modes

R. Bach, K. Burnett, M. B. d'Arcy +1

We formulate a general method for the study of semiclassical-like dynamics in stable regions of a mixed phase-space, in order to theoretically study the dynamics of quantum acceler…

quant-ph2003★ 34 cited

Decoherence as a Probe of Coherent Quantum Dynamics

Michael B. d'Arcy, Rachel M. Godun, Gil S. Summy +4

The effect of decoherence, induced by spontaneous emission, on the dynamics of cold atoms periodically kicked by an optical lattice is experimentally and theoretically studied. Ide…

physics.atom-ph2002★ 59 cited

Experimental observation of high-order quantum accelerator modes

S. Schlunk, M. B. d'Arcy, S. A. Gardiner +1

Using a system consisting of a freely falling cloud of cold cesium atoms periodically kicked by pulses from a vertical standing wave of laser light, we present the first experiment…