Interfering and entangling neutral atoms in optical tweezers

 · Invited

Abstract

I present work that stems from the capability to ground-state laser cool atoms in arrays of movable optical tweezers. This control is relevant to a number of routes to quantum processing with neutral atoms. I will present experiments in which we create and probe entanglement of indistinguishable bosonic atoms using multiple techniques that harness atoms in their electronic ground state.

*ONR, Packard Foundation, NSF under grant number PHYS 1734006

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Presenters

  • Cindy Regal

    • JILA, University of Colorado
    • JILA: NIST & CU Boulder

Authors

  • Cindy Regal

    • JILA, University of Colorado
    • JILA: NIST & CU Boulder

  • Mark Brown

    • JILA, University of Colorado

  • Yiheng Lin

    • JILA, University of Colorado

  • Brian Lester

    • Yale University
    • Applied Physics, Yale University
    • JILA, University of Colorado

  • Tobias Thiele

    • JILA, University of Colorado

  • Christopher Kiehl

    • JILA, University of Colorado

  • Ana Maria Rey

    • JILA, NIST, and Department of Physics, University of Colorado
    • JILA, University of Colorado
    • Physics, University of Colorado