PN-IV-P8-8.3-ROMD-2023-0013
PROJECT TITLE (ROMANIAN)
Corelatii Cuantice in Sisteme cu Punct Cuantic Dublu Cuplat Neliniar cu un Microrezonator
PROJECT TITLE (ENGLISH)
Quantum Correlations in a Double Quantum Dot System Nonlinearly Coupled with a Microresonator
PROJECT ACRONYM
QuCQD
PROJECT EXECUTIVE SUMMARY (ROMANIAN)
Va fi investigată dinamica cuantică a unui sistem format dintr-un punct cuantic dublu ce interacționează neliniar cu modul unui microrezonator. În mod special va fi avută in vedere situația realistă in care frecvența principală a punctului cuantic dublu este egală cu un multiplu al frecvenței rezonatorului cuantic. În acest context, dinamica cuantică ce descrie sistemul neliniar studiat este complexă și poate conduce la rezultante interesante.
Obiectivele acestui proiect constau în:
- Demonstrarea relației dintre curentul electric ce trece prin punctul cuantic dublu și câmpul electromagnetic din modul rezonatorului cuplat neliniar, și studierea posibilităților de a le controla reciproc;
- Demonstrarea naturii cuantice a corelațiilor fotonilor generați în rezonator și a interconexiunii cu fluctuațiile cuantice ale curentului electric.
Aceste obiective sunt importante in vederea înțelegerii funcționării diferitor dispozitive optice precum amplificatoarele cuantice sau întrerupătoarele cuantice în domeniul de frecvență al microundelor.
Project description
The scope: The aim of this project is to theoretically investigate the quantum dynamics of a compound sample consisting from a double quantum dot system nonlinearly coupled with a leaking single-mode microresonator and predicting potential applications towards engineering optical devices such as quantum amplifiers or optical switchers in the microwave frequency range, respectively.
Key words: Double Quantum Dot, Microresonator, Quantum Correlations, Electrical Current
PROJECT EXECUTIVE SUMMARY (ENGLISH)
The quantum dynamics of a compound sample consisting of a double quantum dot system which is nonlinearly coupled with a leaking single-mode microresonator will be theoretically investigated. Especially, we shall focus on experimentally achievable resonance condition where resonator multiple frequency equals to the transition frequency of the double quantum dot. As a result, the quantum dynamics of this complex nonlinear system may exhibit a rich variety of possible effects that have to be identified.
Therefore, the objectives of the present project are to demonstrate:
- The relationship among the electrical current through a double quantum dot and the microwave field inside the resonator that is nonlinearly coupled to it, and to find a way for a mutual influence on each other;
- Quantum correlations of the photon flux generated into the resonator mode and their interconnection to the electrical current fluctuations.
These objectives would be relevant for engineering optical devices such as quantum amplifiers or optical switchers in the microwave frequency range.
PROJECT DURATION (MONTHS): 24
NUMBER OF PARTNERS (INCLUDING COORDINATOR): 2
Research Team Members
Coordinator
Institutul National de Cercetare-Dezvoltare pentru Fizica si Inginerie Nucleara "Horia Hulubei", IFIN-HH, Magurele
Principal Investigator: Dr. Aurelian Isar, Scientific Researcher I
Postdoctoral Member: Dr. Tatiana Mihaescu
PhD Student Member: Alina Stoica
Partner
Moldova State University, Institute of Applied Physics, Chisinau, Moldova
Partner Leader: Dr. habil Mihai Macovei, Principal scientific researer, Head of Theory Group on Quantum Photonics
Postdoctoral Member: Dr. Victor Ceban
PhD Student Member: Elena Cecoi
Seminars in Department of Theoretical Physics
Artificial atoms in optomechanics
Speaker: Victor Ceban (Institute of Applied Physics, Chisinau, Moldova) | Date & Time: 05 Sep 2024, 12:00 p.m.
Single- and multi-qubit effects in various quantum environments
Speaker: Mihai Macovei (Institute of Applied Physics, Chisinau, Moldova) | Date & Time: 18 Nov 2024, 12:00 p.m.
Published articles
Tatiana Mihaescu, Aurelian Isar, Mihai A. Macovei
Two-quanta processes in coupled double-quantum-dot cavity systems
https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.05967