Preparing low entropy states in a Quantum Matter Synthesizer

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Abstract



In the Quantum Matter Synthesizer (QMS) quantum simulation platform, we aim to integrate optical lattices and optical tweezer array to realize coherent manipulation of individual atoms in a many-body system. In this talk, I will describe our progress toward deterministically preparing atoms in low entropy states in an optical lattice. After loading cesium atoms into a two-dimensional optical lattice, we employ degenerate Raman-sideband cooling and electromagnetically induced transparency cooling to remove excess entropy. We will then perform operations on single atoms using tweezers created with a digital micromirror device (DMD).

*This research is supported by the Hybrid Quantum Architectures and Networks NSF QLCI and the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship under Grant No. DGE 1746045.

Presenters

  • Lauren S Weiss

    • University of Chicago

Authors

  • Lauren S Weiss

    • University of Chicago
  • Claire Pritts

    • University of Chicago
  • Evan Paul Yamaguchi

    • University of Chicago
  • Tadej Meznarsic

    • University of Chicago
  • Cheng Chin

    • University of Chicago