Pair tunneling from dipolar interactions in a double-well Bose-Hubbard model induces ground-state parity modulations, qualitatively alters quantum phase transitions to NOON states, shifts critical points, and modifies macroscopic quantum self-trapping conditions.
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A Schwinger-Keldysh path integral formalism is developed for input-output theory, enabling computation of full output field coherence functions for nonlinear quantum systems.
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Equilibrium and dynamical quantum phase transitions in dipolar atomic Josephson junctions
Pair tunneling from dipolar interactions in a double-well Bose-Hubbard model induces ground-state parity modulations, qualitatively alters quantum phase transitions to NOON states, shifts critical points, and modifies macroscopic quantum self-trapping conditions.
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Path Integral Approach to Input-Output Theory
A Schwinger-Keldysh path integral formalism is developed for input-output theory, enabling computation of full output field coherence functions for nonlinear quantum systems.
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Sparse Phase Ansatzes for Resource-Efficient Qudit State Preparation via the SNAP-Displacement Protocol
Sparse phase ansatzes for the SNAP-displacement protocol achieve favorable fidelity versus resource trade-offs for qudit state preparation up to dimension 64 in both ideal and noisy regimes.