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Robust Superradiance and Spontaneous Spin Ordering in Disordered Waveguide Quantum Electrodynamics

Daniel Malz, Peter Rabl, Xin H. H. Zhang

The hallmark N squared scaling of superradiant emission remains asymptotically robust to strong spatial and spectral disorder in a one-dimensional waveguide.

arxiv:2510.13671 v3 · 2025-10-15 · quant-ph · physics.atom-ph · physics.optics

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the key signature of superradiance remains asymptotically robust under strong spatial and spectral disorder, but also exhibits subtle finite-size scaling toward this limit

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The semiclassical approximation used in the large-scale simulations accurately captures the collective decay dynamics even under strong disorder, without significant quantum corrections that would alter the observed robustness or ordering.

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Superradiant emission remains asymptotically robust to strong disorder in waveguide QED arrays because atoms spontaneously self-organize their spin states to optimize constructive interference.

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[1] (10) can be separated into a stochastic part dα(0) R/L =− κ 2 α(0) R/Ldt+ r κ 2 dWR/L, (B1) and a deterministic part d dt α(1) R/L =− κ 2 α(1) R/L + g√ 2 ˜JR/L
[2] Adiabatic Elimination In the Markovian limit, where the bosonic modes are heav- ily damped withκ≫γN, we can adiabatically elimi- nate the dynamics ofα R(t)andα L(t)to derive a set of re- duced stochas
[3] That is, we can further have [64] λmax( ˆR2)≤6λ prod,max( ˆR2).(F8) We then have an upper bound ofλ max( ˆR2)given by λmax( ˆR)≤γN+ 6λ prod,max( ˆR2).(F9) Combining Eq
[4] Simulations useN= 400 atoms and10 3 trajectories
[5] R. H. Dicke, Coherence in spontaneous radiation processes, Phys. Rev.93, 99 (1954) 1954

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arxiv: 2510.13671 · arxiv_version: 2510.13671v3 · doi: 10.48550/arxiv.2510.13671 · pith_short_12: VDXJ6PKJ3CVK · pith_short_16: VDXJ6PKJ3CVKSTOS · pith_short_8: VDXJ6PKJ
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