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The control of microscopic particle behavior based on a specific external field has always been a research hotspot in the field of physics. Many studies have been exploring various methods to manipulate and control the behavior of particles at a microscopic level. In this work, we investigate the phenomenon of single-particle squeezing induced by frequency jumping in a two-dimensional rotating harmonic oscillator potential. Squeezing, as a quantum mechanical phenomenon, has attracted significant attention due to its potential applications in various fields. It refers to the reduction of fluctuations in certain physical quantities, allowing for more precise measurement results. Squeezing phenomena have been extensively studied in different physical systems, including optics, atomic physics, and solid-state physics. However, there have been few reports on the quantum state squeezing phenomenon induced by frequency jumping in a rotating harmonic oscillator potential. Therefore, our study aims to fill this gap and shed light on this intriguing phenomenon. To explore the squeezing phenomenon induced by frequency jumping, we focus on the fluctuations and squeezing of the single particle’s cyclotron radius coordinate and center-guided coordinate in the two-dimensional rotating harmonic oscillator potential. Through numerical simulations and theoretical analysis, we can understand the influence of frequency jumping on the degree of squeezing and reveal the underlying physical mechanism of squeezing evolution. In this work, we first investigate the influence of frequency jumping on the squeezing evolution of the cyclotron radius mode. By carefully selecting appropriate jumping moments, we analyze the influence of frequency jumping on the degree of squeezing. Our research results show that the degree of squeezing in the cyclotron radius coordinate remains unchanged at the jumping moment. However, we observe a stronger squeezing phenomenon in the subsequent evolution process. This indicates that frequency jumping plays a crucial role in squeezing evolution of the cyclotron radius mode. Furthermore, we focus on the squeezing evolution of the center-guided mode during frequency jumping. By selecting suitable parameters, we analyze the squeezing and evolution of two squeezing modes: the divergent mode and the oscillatory mode. Interestingly, we discover the existence of a critical potential trap aspect ratio, which is determined by the rotation angular velocity of the external potential. When the aspect ratio approaches this critical value, the squeezing mode undergoes a transition, and a significant squeezing phenomenon appears in the oscillatory mode. This finding provides valuable insights into the origin and control of squeezing phenomena. Finally, we discuss the potential applications of these squeezing phenomena. Squeezing has significant implications in the fields of quantum sensing and quantum information processing. Through a deeper understanding of the squeezing evolution process caused by frequency jump, we can better control the microscopic particle behavior through external field. This knowledge opens up new possibilities for future physical research and technical applications.
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Keywords:
- frequency jumping /
- squeezed state /
- harmonic oscillator potential
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图 1 三次跳频下回旋半径涨落随$ \beta_+t $的演化过程, 其中$ \varepsilon = 0.125 $和$ \varOmega/\omega = 0.9 $. 实线和虚线分别表示$ \Delta \widetilde \xi $和$ \Delta \widetilde \eta $演化曲线
Figure 1. Variances of cyclotron coordinates evolve with $ \beta_+t $ under three frequency jumping, where $ \varepsilon = 0.125 $ and $ \varOmega/\omega = 0.9 $. The solid and dashed lines respectively represent the evolution curves of $ \Delta \widetilde \xi $ and $ \Delta \widetilde \eta $.
图 2 变量$ (\varepsilon, \varOmega/\omega) $中, 两个压缩模式的相图
Figure 2. In the variables$ (\varepsilon, \varOmega/\omega) $, the phase diagram of squeezing modes.
图 3 中心导向坐标$ \{\widetilde X, \widetilde Y\} $最大压缩量随$ \varepsilon $的变化曲线, 其中$ \varOmega/\omega = 0.8 $. 蓝线和红线分别为$ \Delta \widetilde X $和$ \Delta \widetilde Y $的曲线
Figure 3. Variances of maximum squeezing of guiding center coordinates change with $ \varepsilon $, where $ \varOmega/\omega = 0.8 $. Blue and red lines represent $ \Delta \widetilde X $ and $ \Delta \widetilde Y $.
图 4 中心导向坐标$ \widetilde X $和$ \widetilde Y $在最大压缩量处的涨落 (a)振荡模式; (b)发散模式
Figure 4. Fluctuations of guiding center coordinates $ \widetilde X $ and $ \widetilde Y $ at maximum squeezing: (a) Oscillation mode; (b) divergence mode.
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[1] Burd S C, Srinivas R, Bollinger J J, Wilson A C, Wineland D J, Leibfried D, Slichter D H, Allcock D T C 2019 Science 364 1163
Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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[7] Yuen H P 1976 Phys. Rev. A 13 2226
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[8] Slusher R E, Hollberg L W, Yurke B, Mertz J C, Valley J F 1985 Phys. Rev. Lett. 55 2409
Google Scholar
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[22] Eddins A, Schreppler S, Toyli D M, Martin L S, Hacohen-Gourgy S, Govia L C G, Ribeiro H, Clerk A A, Siddiqi I 2018 Phys. Rev. Lett. 120 040505
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Google Scholar
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Google Scholar
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