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Evolution of squeezed states under the Fock-Darwin Hamiltonian Jaime Santos - Centro de ısica, Universidade do Minho Evolution of squeezed states under the Fock-Darwin Hamiltonian Jaime Santos - Centro de F´ ısica, Universidade do Minho Benasque, July-August 2009

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Page 1: Evolution of squeezed states under the Fock-Darwin ...benasque.org/2009graphene/talks_contr/2614poster_resume.pdfJaime Santos - Centro de F´ısica, Universidade do Minho Evolution

Evolution ofsqueezed

states underthe

Fock-DarwinHamiltonian

Jaime Santos- Centro de

Fısica,Universidade

do Minho

Evolution of squeezed states under theFock-Darwin Hamiltonian

Jaime Santos - Centro de Fısica, Universidade do Minho

Benasque, July-August 2009

Page 2: Evolution of squeezed states under the Fock-Darwin ...benasque.org/2009graphene/talks_contr/2614poster_resume.pdfJaime Santos - Centro de F´ısica, Universidade do Minho Evolution

Evolution ofsqueezed

states underthe

Fock-DarwinHamiltonian

Jaime Santos- Centro de

Fısica,Universidade

do Minho

Evolution of squeezed states under the FDHamiltonian

The HamiltonianThe Fock-Darwin Hamiltonian describes a quantum particle of mass mand charge −e in 2d bounded to an harmonic potential of frequency ω0

and placed in a homogeneous magnetic field B along the z axis:

H0 =1

2m

"„px −

eB2

y«2

+

„py +

eB2

x«2#

+12

mω20(x2 + y2) , (1)

This Hamiltonian qualitatively describes the behaviour of electrons inInAs/GaAs QD for magnetic fields up to 15 T (many-body effects andassymetry of potential also play a role). It also describes the dynamics ofsingle ions in traps, subjected to magnetic and electric fields.

Page 3: Evolution of squeezed states under the Fock-Darwin ...benasque.org/2009graphene/talks_contr/2614poster_resume.pdfJaime Santos - Centro de F´ısica, Universidade do Minho Evolution

Evolution ofsqueezed

states underthe

Fock-DarwinHamiltonian

Jaime Santos- Centro de

Fısica,Universidade

do Minho

Evolution of squeezed states under the FDHamiltonian

Response functions and evolution of squeezed states

One takes as the system Hamiltonian H(t) = H0 + H1(t), whereH1(t) = e(Ex (t)x + Ey (t)y).

We have computed the response functions of the system, definedas Pi (t) =

R t0 du χij (t − u) Ej (u), ji (t) =

R t0 du σij (t − u) Ej (u).

Furthermore, we have related the evolution of an initial squeezedstate | ψ0 〉 under H(t), to the known evolution of a state | ψ0 〉 underthe isotropic harmonic oscillator, in the absence of magnetic orelectric fields.

Page 4: Evolution of squeezed states under the Fock-Darwin ...benasque.org/2009graphene/talks_contr/2614poster_resume.pdfJaime Santos - Centro de F´ısica, Universidade do Minho Evolution

Evolution ofsqueezed

states underthe

Fock-DarwinHamiltonian

Jaime Santos- Centro de

Fısica,Universidade

do Minho

Evolution of squeezed states under the FDHamiltonian

Square-modulus and Wigner function of asqueezed-coherent state

From left to right: Square-modulus of wave-function in r and p spaces.The system is subjected to RH circular polarized field of strengthE0 = 102Vm−1 and frequency Ω = 1, 4x109Hz. Projection of Wignerfunction along x , px . Squeezing parameter r = 0, 35. The central peakfollows the classical trajectory of motion.

Page 5: Evolution of squeezed states under the Fock-Darwin ...benasque.org/2009graphene/talks_contr/2614poster_resume.pdfJaime Santos - Centro de F´ısica, Universidade do Minho Evolution

Evolution ofsqueezed

states underthe

Fock-DarwinHamiltonian

Jaime Santos- Centro de

Fısica,Universidade

do Minho

Evolution of squeezed states under the FDHamiltonian

Classical trajectories for previous slide

From left to right: Trajectories during a period of motion in coordinatespace, momentum space and phase space (x , px projection). Lengthscales of figures: 10−8m, 10−26kg m s−1.