Bosonic pair production and squeezing for optical phase measurements in long-lived dipoles coupled to a cavity
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We propose to simulate bosonic pair creation using large arrays of long-lived dipoles with multilevel internal structure coupled to an undriven optical cavity. Entanglement between the atoms, generated by the exchange of virtual photons through a common cavity mode, grows exponentially fast and is described by two-mode squeezing of effective bosonic quadratures. |
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2023
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2023-03
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Physical Review Letters
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130
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11
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113202
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