A study on the performance of an electrostatic focusing mirror for Rydberg positronium

Jones, Adric; Cecchini, G. G.; Moxom, Jeremy; Osorno, Kevin; Rutbeck-Goldman, Harris; Fuentes-Garcia, Melina; Greaves, R. G.; Adams, Daniel J.; Tom, H. W. K.; Mills, A. P.

doi:10.1140/epjd/e2017-80625-4

Eur. Phys. J. D

2018

DOI: 10.1140/epjd/e2017-80625-4

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A study on the performance of an electrostatic focusing mirror for Rydberg positronium

Adric Jones

G. G. Cecchini

Jeremy Moxom

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“…This was first implemented for beams of Kr [25] and H 2 [26]. Subsequent developments [27,28] led to the realization of guides [29][30][31][32][33], velocity selectors [34], lenses [35], mirrors [36,37], beam splitters [38], accelerators and decelerators [39][40][41], and traps [40,[42][43][44][45]. These have been demonstrated for positronium, H, D, He, Ar, Kr, or H 2 .…”

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Slow Decay Processes of Electrostatically Trapped Rydberg NO Molecules

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Nitric oxide (NO) molecules initially traveling at 795 m=s in pulsed supersonic beams have been photoexcited to long-lived hydrogenic Rydberg-Stark states, decelerated and electrostatically trapped in a cryogenically cooled, chip-based transmission-line Rydberg-Stark decelerator. The decelerated and trapped molecules were detected in situ by pulsed electric field ionization. The operation of the decelerator was validated by comparison of the experimental data with the results of numerical calculations of particle trajectories. Studies of the decay of the trapped molecules on timescales up to 1 ms provide new insights into the lifetimes of, and effects of blackbody radiation on, Rydberg states of NO.

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Slow Decay Processes of Electrostatically Trapped Rydberg NO Molecules

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Application of Adomian decomposition method to study collision effect in dusty plasma in the presence of polarization force

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Enhancing photon generation rate with broadband room-temperature quantum memory

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Photons with high generation rate is one of the essential resources for quantum communication, quantum computing and quantum metrology. Due to the naturally memory-built-in feature, the memory-based photon source is a promising route towards large-scale quantum information processing. However, such photon sources are mostly implemented in extremely low-temperature ensembles or isolated systems, limiting its physical scalability. Here we realize a single-photon source based on a far off-resonance Duan-Lukin-Cirac-Zoller quantum memory at broadband and room-temperature regime. By harnessing high-speed feedback control and repeat-until-success write process, the photon generation rate obtains considerable enhancement up to tenfold. Such a memory-enhanced single-photon source, based on the broadband room-temperature quantum memory, suggests a promising way for establishing large-scale quantum memory-enabled network at ambient condition.

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A study on the performance of an electrostatic focusing mirror for Rydberg positronium

Cited by 5 publications

References 22 publications

Slow Decay Processes of Electrostatically Trapped Rydberg NO Molecules

Slow Decay Processes of Electrostatically Trapped Rydberg NO Molecules

Application of Adomian decomposition method to study collision effect in dusty plasma in the presence of polarization force

Enhancing photon generation rate with broadband room-temperature quantum memory

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