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Vibrational mechanics in an optical lattice: controlling transport via potential renormalization

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We demonstrate theoretically and experimentally the phenomenon of vibrational resonance in a periodic potential, using cold atoms in an optical lattice as a model system. A high-frequency (HF) drive, with a frequency much larger than any characteristic frequency of the system, is applied by phase modulating one of the lattice beams. We show that the HF drive leads to the renormalization of the potential. We used transport measurements as a probe of the potential renormalization. The very same experiments also demonstrate that transport can be controlled by the HF drive via potential renormalization.

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Vibrational mechanics in an optical lattice: controlling transport via potential renormalization

Author: Wickenbrock, Arne; Holz, Philip C.; Abdul Wahab, N.A.; Phoonthong, P.; Cubero Gómez, David; Renzoni, Ferruccio
Publisher: American Physical Society
Year: 2012
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Vib a ional Mechanics in an Op ical La ice: Con olling T anspo
ia Po en ial Reno maliza ion
A. Wickenb ock,
1
P. C. Holz,
1
N. A. Abdul Wahab,
1
P. Phoon hong,
1
D. Cube o,
2
and F. Renzoni
1
1
Depa men o Physics and As onomy, Uni e si y College London, Gowe S ee , London WC1E 6BT, Uni ed Kingdom
2
Depa amen o de Fı
´sica Aplicada I, EUP, Uni e sidad de Se illa, Calle Vi gen de A
´ ica 7, 41011 Se illa, Spain
and Fı
´sica Teo
´ ica, Uni e sidad de Se illa, Apa ado de Co eos 1065, Se illa 41080, Spain
(Recei ed 30 Sep embe 2011; published 13 Janua y 2012)
We demons a e heo e ically and expe imen ally he phenomenon o ib a ional esonance in a
pe iodic po en ial, using cold a oms in an op ical la ice as a model sys em. A high- equency (HF)
d i e, wi h a equency much la ge han any cha ac e is ic equency o he sys em, is applied by
phase modula ing one o he la ice beams. We show ha he HF d i e leads o he eno maliza ion o he
po en ial. We used anspo measu emen s as a p obe o he po en ial eno maliza ion. The e y same
expe imen s also demons a e ha anspo can be con olled by he HF d i e ia po en ial
eno maliza ion.
DOI: 10.1103/PhysRe Le .108.020603 PACS numbe s: 05.60.k, 05.40.a, 05.45.a, 67.85.d
The con ol o anspo is a ecu en opic in physics,
chemis y, and biology. The ypical scena io co esponds
o pa icles di using on a pe iodic subs a e, wi h anspo
con olled by he applica ion o dc and ac ex e nal ields
[1,2]. The ul ima e limi o he con ol o anspo is o en
he impossibili y o uning he pe iodic po en ial, as i is
usually he case in solid s a e.
In his wo k we p o ide a p oo -o -p inciple o how his
limi a ion can be o e come, and demons a e heo e ically
and expe imen ally he con ol o a pe iodic po en ial
ampli ude ia a s ong high- equency (HF) oscilla ing
ield. The po en ial is eno malized, wi h i s ampli ude
con olled by he s eng h and equency o he HF ield.
The mechanism unde lying he po en ial eno maliza ion is
he so-called ib a ional esonance, in ially in oduced [3]
and obse ed [4–7] in bis able sys ems. Ou expe imen
uses cold a oms in a dissipa i e op ical la ice as a model
sys em. Howe e , he phenomenon demons a ed he e is
e y gene al, and is ele an o any classical sys em o
pa icles in a pe iodic po en ial. This may also o e a
possibili y o uning he po en ial in solid s a e sys ems,
whe e his is usually conside ed impossible. Combined
wi h p e ious wo k which showed how ac ields can be
used o con ol anspo ia dynamical symme y b eaking
[1,2] and unnel coupling eno maliza ion [8,9], he p esen
wo k demons a es ha a comple e con ol o anspo can
be achie ed ia ac ields.
Ou expe imen al wo k elies on he s udy o he ans-
po p ope ies o a oms in an op ical la ice o di e en
s eng hs o he applied HF ield. We will demons a e ha
by uning he HF ield i is possible o con ol he ampli ude
o he po en ial, and o make i anish. In his espec ,
he use o cold a oms in dissipa i e op ical la ices is e y
con enien as he anspo p ope ies in hese sys ems ha e
been s udied in de ail [10–12], and his allows us o use he
anspo measu emen s o cha ac e ize he po en ial. We
will p o ide wo di e en se s o measu emen s, as sup-
po ing e idence o he po en ial eno maliza ion. Fi s , we
will demons a e ha he di usion p ope ies, which a e
known o s ongly depend on he po en ial dep h [10,11],
can be con olled by he HF ield in a way which co e-
sponds o he po en ial eno maliza ion. Second, we will
show ha also di ec ed anspo , as induced by ha monic-
mixing (HM) [13] o a biha monic d i e, can be con olled
by he HF ield. In ac , anha monici y, oge he wi h he
b eaking o a dynamical symme y, leads o he c ea ion o
di ec ed cu en s in ha monic-mixing. The e o e, when-
e e he po en ial, eno malized by he HF ield, anishes,
di ec ed anspo should cease [14–16].
Be o e discussing he expe imen al esul s, we in oduce
a model use ul o he unde s anding o he po en ial
eno maliza ion o a dissipa i e op ical la ice as p oduced
by a HF oscilla ing ield. We conside he simples model
o a dissipa i e op ical la ice: a Jg¼1=2!Je¼3=2
a om, o mass m, illumina ed by wo coun e -p opaga ing
lase ields wi h o hogonal linea pola iza ions. This con-
igu a ion gene a es a 1D op ical la ice [12]. The a om in
he g ound s a e expe iences he po en ial UðzÞ¼
U0½2cosð2kzÞ=2, whe e zis he lase beam p opaga-
ion axis, k he lase ield wa e ec o and U0 he op ical
la ice dep h [12,17].
We now in oduce a HF oscilla ing o ce wi h equency
!HF and ampli ude AHF:
FHFð Þ¼AHF sinð!HF þ0Þ;(1)
wi h 0a (mainly i ele an ) phase which desc ibes he
s a e o he oscilla ing o ce a ¼0. O in e es he e is he
high- equency case, whe e he equency o he HF d i e
is much la ge han any cha ac e is ic equency o he
sys em, in he p esen case he ib a ional equency !
o he a oms a he bo om o he well. In he asymp o ic
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limi o in ini e ampli ude and equency o he d i e
(!HF !1,AHF !1), i is possible o show [18] ha ,
consis en ly wi h Re s. [3,14–16], he a omic dynamics
co esponds o he mo ion in a s a ic (i.e., wi hou HF ield)
dissipa i e op ical la ice, wi h eno malized ampli ude ~
U:
~
Uð^zÞ¼U0½2J0ð2k Þcosð2k^zÞ=2;(2)
whe e J0is he Bessel unc ion o he i s kind, and ¼
AHF=ðm!2
HFÞis he pa ame e —he e and he ea e e med
he HF a io—which con ols he eno maliza ion o he
op ical la ice.
The abo e analysis shows ha , in he asymp o ic limi o
in ini e equency and s eng h, a HF ield leads o an
e ec i e eno maliza ion o he po en ial. We now conside
ini e alues o d i ing away om in ini y ha a e expe i-
men ally accessible. The a omic anspo in he op ical
la ice in he p esence o a HF ield is nume ically s udied
o wo di e en se ups, which co espond o he ones used
o p o ide he expe imen al e idence.
In he i s se up, a HF o ce o ini e ampli ude and
equency is applied o a oms in a dissipa i e op ical
la ice. Fo his scheme, he e ec i e eno maliza ion o
he op ical po en ial can be de ec ed by s udying he di -
usion p ope ies o he a oms h ough he la ice. In ac ,
o a dissipa i e op ical la ice o he ype conside ed he e,
i is well es ablished [10,11] ha he e is a c i ical po en ial
dep h loca ed a abou Uc 100E , wi h E ¼@2k2=ð2mÞ
he ecoil ene gy, which sepa a es wo e y di e en e-
gimes. Fo po en ial dep hs la ge han he c i ical one, he
di usion is no mal. Ins ead, o po en ial dep h lowe han
he c i ical one, he di usion becomes anomalous, wi h he
exponen o he di usion dependen on he po en ial am-
pli ude. To be quan i a i e, we de ine he di usion expo-
nen as hx2ð Þi  hxð Þi2 in he limi !1.
Acco ding o his de ini ion, ¼1co esponds o no mal
di usion, while >1cha ac e izes supe di usion. In an
und i en op ical la ice, supe di usion is encoun e ed a
shallow op ical po en ials (below he c i ical dep h), wi h
he exponen inc easing o dec easing po en ial dep h.
Thus we will ake he exponen o he di usion as a
measu e o he po en ial dep h. To assess he e ec i e
eno maliza ion o he po en ial by a HF ield, we nume i-
cally simula ed he dynamics o he a oms in a deep op ical
la ice wi h a HF d i e. We de e mined he di usion ex-
ponen as a unc ion o he HF a io which o in ini e
equency and ampli ude o he d i e de e mines he la ice
eno maliza ion. Ou esul s, epo ed in Fig. 1, show ha
he di usion exponen can be con olled by he HF ield,
wi h a dependence consis en wi h he po en ial eno mal-
iza ion de i ed in he in ini e limi , Eq. (2): inc eases
whene e he po en ial dep h is dec eased, wi h he la ges
alues o p oduced by he alues co esponding o he
ze os o he Bessel unc ion, i.e., o anishing po en ials.
The uppe bound o ¼3 o U0¼0co esponds o he
anishing o he ic ion mechanism (Sisyphus cooling
[12]) associa ed wi h he op ical la ice. Figu e 1also
epo s he alue o U0which co esponds o he exponen
 o an und i en la ice, so o make explici he co e-
spondence be ween a d i ing wi h HF a io and he dep h
o he eno malized po en ial. Finally, we no ice ha ou
esul s o he di usion exponen essen ially coincides
wi h he alues de i ed in he in ini e limi . We can hus
conclude ha he po en ial is e ec i ely eno malized
acco ding o he dependence ob ained in he in ini e limi
[see Eq. (2)].
In he second se up, besides he HF d i e, a biha monic
o ce o he o m
Fð Þ¼F0½A1cosð! ÞþA2cosð2! þÞ (3)
is also applied o he a oms in he la ice. He e !is he
equency o he d i e, o he same o de o magni ude o
smalle han he ib a ional equency, and  he ela i e
phase be ween ha monics. The ampli ude o he la ice, and
i s eno maliza ion by he HF ield, can be de e mined by
obse ing he di ec ed mo ion o he a oms h ough he
la ice. In ac , he wo ha monics o he d i e a e mixed by
he nonha monic po en ial, hus p oducing di ec ed mo ion
o he a oms h ough he la ice [19]. The a e age cu en
being p opo ional o he nonha monici y o he po en ial,
di ec ed anspo measu emen s gi e access o he po en-
ial ampli ude. Mo e p ecisely, o weak d i ing he a e -
age a omic eloci y is expec ed o be o he o m
¼ max sinðdÞ, wi h da dissipa ion-induced
phase lag [19]. In ou simula ions we de e mined he
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0
0.5
1
1.5
2
2.5
3
α
Γ ω
Γω
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0
20
30
40
50
60
70
90
150
U0 / E :
FIG. 1 (colo online). Le axis: nume ical esul s, as ob ained
by Mon e Ca lo simula ions, o he spa ial di usion exponen as
a unc ion o he HF a io o an op ical la ice wi h a dep h
U0¼200E . Righ axis: alue o U0which co esponds o he
exponen  o an und i en la ice. T iangles co espond o
esul s ob ained in he in ini e limi , o a pho on sca e ing
a e 0¼5! and 0¼10! , we e ! is he ecoil equency.
The illed diamonds e e o simula ions wi h a HF ield o ini e
ampli ude, wi h equency !HF=! ¼20 and 0¼10! . The
solid line is a guide o he eye o he esul s co esponding o
he in ini e limi wi h 0¼10! . The do ed line is jJ0ð2k Þj.
The e o ba s on he nume ical esul s co espond o he ini e
s a is ics o he Mon e Ca lo simula ions.
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eloci y o di e en alues o he phase , so o de i e
he maximum eloci y max. Then by a ying he s eng h
o he HF d i e, we we e able o de e mine max as a
unc ion o he pa ame e , wi h esul s as in Fig. 2.
Once again, he esul s p oduced wi h a ield o la ge, bu
ini e, equency and ampli ude essen ially coincide wi h
hose ob ained in he in ini e limi . These esul s also show
ha cu en measu emen s can be used o p obe he po en-
ial eno maliza ion. Whene e he HF ield leads o a
shallowe po en ial, as om Eq. (2), he cu en is educed,
wi h ze o cu en obse ed o hose alues o leading o a
anishing po en ial.
Ou expe imen al demons a ion o po en ial eno mal-
iza ion ia HF ield elies on he wo de ec ion schemes
ou lined abo e. In bo h se ups, 87Rb a oms a e cooled and
apped in a magne o-op ical ap (MOT). A e a comp es-
sion phase o 50 ms, and 8 ms o op ical molasses, he
a oms a e loaded in o a 1D dissipa i e op ical la ice. The
la ice is c ea ed by he in e e ence o wo linea ly pola -
ized and coun e p opaga ing lase beams, ed de uned om
esonance wi h he D2-line Fg¼2!Fg¼3a omic an-
si ion. One o he la ice beams is sen h ough a double
pass elec o-op ical modula o (EOM), so o be able o
apply a HF phase modula ion. In he e e ence ame o
he la ice, such a phase modula ion ansla es in o a ock-
ing o ce o he o m o Eq. (1). Quan i a i ely, a phase
modula ion ð Þleads o a o ce Fð Þ¼m€ð Þ=ð2kÞin he
e e ence ame o he la ice [19]. In he expe imen s, he
modula ion is p og essi ely u ned on s a ing a e 1 ms
equilib a ion ime in he op ical la ice, wi h a u n-on amp
o 1 ms. The ea e he p ocedu e di e ed o he wo
se ups.
In he i s expe imen , we s udy he di usion o he
a oms in he op ical la ice in he p esence o he HF d i e.
The wid h o he a omic cloud is measu ed by luo escence
imaging a e di usi e expansion inside he d i en la ice.
The wid h is measu ed a a ixed se o expansion imes
wi hin he in e al be ween 1 and 16 ms om he la ice
u n-on. The ime ange o e which images a e aken is
limi ed by he a om loss, pa icula ly impo an o he
alues o he HF a io leading o a anishing eno mal-
ized po en ial. Measu emen s o he spa ial wid h o he
a omic cloud on such a sho empo al ange do no allow
us o de i e an accu a e alue o he exponen o he
di usion [20]. Ins ead, we cha ac e ize he di usion
by an e ec i e di usion coe icien D, as ob ained by
i ing he da a wi h hx2ð Þi  hxð Þi2¼2D . Clea ly,
supe di usion leads o a la ge enhancemen o he de i ed
e ec i e di usion coe icien . Thus a la ge inc ease in he
e ec i e di usion coe icien can be aken as signa u e o
he educ ion o he po en ial, as p oduced by he eno -
maliza ion by he HF ield.
Ou expe imen al esul s o he e ec i e di usion co-
e icien as a unc ion o he HF a io a e epo ed in
Fig. 3. The da a clea ly show ha he a omic di usion is
signi ican ly modi ied by he HF d i e, wi h a dependence
o he e ec i e di usion coe icien on he HF a io con-
sis en wi h he po en ial eno maliza ion [see, e.g., Eq. (2)
o he analy ic exp ession in he limi o in ini e equency
and ampli ude]. Indeed, he e ec i e di usion coe icien
inc eases whene e he HF a io co esponds o dec eas-
ing dep h o he op ical la ice, wi h he la ges alues o
he di usion cons an obse ed in co espondence o he
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0
0.5
1
1.5
2
max /
FIG. 2 (colo online). Nume ical esul s, as ob ained by Mon e
Ca lo simula ions, o he ampli ude o he cu en max, escaled
by he ecoil eloci y , as a unc ion o he HF a io unde a
biha monic d i ing o ce o he o m o Eq. (3) wi h A1¼A2¼
1,F0¼140@k! , and !¼! . The solid line co esponds o
he esul s ob ained in he in ini e limi and he diamonds o he
simula ion esul s wi h !HF=! ¼20, bo h cases wi h 0¼
10! . The do ed line is jJ0ð2k Þj. The e o ba s on he
nume ical esul s co espond o he ini e s a is ics o he
Mon e Ca lo simula ions.
FIG. 3 (colo online). Expe imen al esul s o he e ec i e
di usion coe icien Das a unc ion o he HF a io o
di e en alues o !HF, as indica ed in he igu e. The da a a e
escaled by he alue o he di usion cons an o an und i en
la ice. The ib a ional equency o he a oms a he bo om o
he well, as de e mined by measu ing he la ice beam powe and
wais , is ! ¼ð91Þ105 ad=s. The solid line, wi h alues
on he igh axis, is jJ0ð2k Þj.
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alues o leading o a anishing (in he in ini e limi )
op ical la ice. This shows ha he HF d i e eno malizes
he op ical po en ial, in ag eemen wi h he gene al heo y
[3] and wi h ou nume ical analysis o he speci ic sys em.
In he second expe imen , we p obe he ampli ude o he
eno malized po en ial by s udying di ec ed anspo ol-
lowing ha monic mixing o wo ha monics, as ou lined in
he nume ical analysis. Wi h espec o he p e ious ex-
pe imen de o ed o he s udy o he a omic di usion, an
addi ional biha monic d i e, wi h equencies !,2!and
phase di e ence is in oduced. This is done using addi-
ional acous o-op ical modula o s (AOMs). In he e e -
ence ame o he la ice, he biha monic phase
modula ion co esponds o a d i ing o ce o he o m o
Eq. (3). In he expe imen , he HF d i ing is i s amped
up, as in he p e ious expe imen . Then he biha monic
d i e is p og essi ely u ned on wi h a amp-up ime o
4 ms. The eloci y o he cen e -o -mass o he a omic
cloud is de i ed by posi ion measu emen s ob ained ia
luo escence imaging. The measu emen s a e epea ed o
10 di e en alues o he phase di e ence be ween
ha monics. The da a a e hen i ed by he expec ed depen-
dence ¼ max sinðdÞ, hus de i ing a alue o
max which can be aken as a measu e o he eno malized
po en ial dep h. In ac , he mixing o ha monics equi es
an anha monic po en ial, wi h he cu en gene a ed p o-
po ional o he anha monici y. Ou esul s o max as a
unc ion o he HF a io a e p esen ed in Fig. 4. These
da a o he di ec ed anspo ampli ude a e consis en
wi h he eno maliza ion o he po en ial dep h by he HF
d i e. In ac , whene e he alue o he HF a io co e-
sponds o a educed po en ial dep h, he cu en dec eases,
wi h ze o cu en obse ed o he alues co esponding
o he ze os o he Bessel unc ion, a signa u e o he
anishing op ical la ice. These esul s also demons a e a
new scheme o he con ol o he anspo ia ac ields:
he ampli ude o he cu en can be con olled by a a ia-
ion in he HF ield and he di ec ion e e sed ia a shi
in he ela i e phase be ween ha monics. Finally, we no ice
ha he e is a small de ia ion, bo h in he expe imen and
in he nume ical simula ions (see Fig. 2) om he beha io
expec ed om he Bessel unc ion a small alues o , wi h
he da a showing an ex a peak a k 0:75. This peak
could be explained by a supe imposed esonance co e-
sponding o he ma ching o he equency o he biha -
monic o ce wi h he oscilla ion equency o he a oms a
he bo om o he eno malized well.
In conclusion, in his wo k we demons a ed expe imen-
ally he phenomenon o ib a ional esonance in a dissi-
pa i e op ical la ice. The applica ion o a HF d i e, wi h
equency much la ge han any cha ac e is ic equency o
he sys em, leads o he eno maliza ion o he po en ial.
The eno malized ampli ude can be con olled by he HF
d i e pa ame e s. We used anspo measu emen s as a
p obe o he po en ial eno maliza ion. The e y same
expe imen s also demons a ed ha anspo can be con-
olled by he HF d i e ia po en ial eno maliza ion.
The possibili y o eno malize a po en ial ia ac ields, as
demons a ed he e, is e y gene al, and i is applicable o
any sys em o pa icles in a pe iodic po en ial. As such, i
pa es he way o he con ol o po en ials in sys ems in
which hey a e no di ec ly accessible, and i may also be
applicable o solid s a e sys ems whe e ac d i es can be
in oduced by he applica ion o elec ic ields.
Finally, ou se up can also be aken as he demons a ion
o a senso able o de ec signals wi h equency exceeding
any in e nal equency o he senso [14–16]. He e, he
signal de ec ed is he HF d i e whose p esence, al hough
no coupling o any in e nal mode o he sys em, can be
p ecisely de ec ed due o i s e ec ia he po en ial
eno maliza ion.
We acknowledge inancial suppo om he Le e hulme
T us , he Minis e io de Ciencia e Inno acio
´n o Spain
FIS2008-02873 (D. C.), and he DAAD (P. C. H).
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FIG. 4 (colo online). Expe imen al esul s o he ampli ude
o he cu en max, escaled by he ecoil eloci y , o di ec ed
anspo h ough he op ical la ice as a unc ion o he HF a io
. In addi ion o he HF d i e, a biha monic o ce o he o m o
Eq. (3) is applied o he a oms, wi h pa ame e s A1¼1,A2¼2,
!¼9:42 104 ad=s,F0¼112@k! . The ib a ional e-
quency o he a oms a he bo om o he well is ! ¼ð91Þ
105 ad=s. The solid line, wi h alues on he igh axis, is
jJ0ð2k Þj.
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