| Autor: |
Zhao, Li-Chen, Xin, Guo-Guo, Yang, Zhan-Ying |
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Journal of the Optical Society of America B: Optical Physics; December 2017, Vol. 34 Issue: 12 p2569-2577, 9p |
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Transition dynamics have been studied widely in two-mode Bose–Einstein condensate systems with linear coupling effects. Nonlinear interaction between atoms would induce a nonlinear Josephson oscillation, which admits an oscillation form different from the classical Josephson oscillation. Similar extensions for the Rosen–Zener transition and the Landau–Zener transition also suggest that a strong nonlinear strength would induce nonlinear-type transition dynamics, which is in sharp contrast to the linear process. Interestingly, here we show a standard Josephson oscillation that has a constant linear coupling strength, no matter how great the nonlinear interaction strength is. This characteristic is in sharp contrast to the nonlinear Josephson oscillation reported before in nonlinear coupled systems. By manipulating the linear coupling strength with the RF field, we demonstrate that the Rosen–Zener transition particles, with an invariant distribution profile, can be managed well under exponential and periodic forms. The nonlinear interaction strength is found to have no effect on the transition rate between atoms in the two components for the case where the inter- and intra-atomic interaction strengths are equal. Furthermore, we test the robustness of the transition dynamics against parameter deviations and noises in the initial condition. These results are helpful for controllable quantum state preparations. |
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