We investigate the transport of excitations through a chain of atoms with
non-local dissipation introduced through coupling to additional short-lived
states. The system is described by an effective spin-1/2 model where the ratio
of the exchange interaction strength to the reservoir coupling strength
determines the type of transport, including coherent exciton motion, incoherent
hopping and a regime in which an emergent length scale leads to a preferred
hopping distance far beyond nearest neighbors. For multiple impurities, the
dissipation gives rise to strong nearest-neighbor correlations and
entanglement. These results highlight the importance of non-trivial
dissipation, correlations and many-body effects in recent experiments on the
dipole-mediated transport of Rydberg excitations.
%0 Journal Article
%1 Schempp2015Correlated
%A Schempp, H.
%A Günter, G.
%A Wüster, S.
%A Weidemüller, M.
%A Whitlock, S.
%D 2015
%J Physical Review Letters
%K rydberg, transport
%N 9
%R 10.1103/physrevlett.115.093002
%T Correlated Exciton Transport in Rydberg-Dressed-Atom Spin Chains
%U http://dx.doi.org/10.1103/physrevlett.115.093002
%V 115
%X We investigate the transport of excitations through a chain of atoms with
non-local dissipation introduced through coupling to additional short-lived
states. The system is described by an effective spin-1/2 model where the ratio
of the exchange interaction strength to the reservoir coupling strength
determines the type of transport, including coherent exciton motion, incoherent
hopping and a regime in which an emergent length scale leads to a preferred
hopping distance far beyond nearest neighbors. For multiple impurities, the
dissipation gives rise to strong nearest-neighbor correlations and
entanglement. These results highlight the importance of non-trivial
dissipation, correlations and many-body effects in recent experiments on the
dipole-mediated transport of Rydberg excitations.
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abstract = {{We investigate the transport of excitations through a chain of atoms with
non-local dissipation introduced through coupling to additional short-lived
states. The system is described by an effective spin-1/2 model where the ratio
of the exchange interaction strength to the reservoir coupling strength
determines the type of transport, including coherent exciton motion, incoherent
hopping and a regime in which an emergent length scale leads to a preferred
hopping distance far beyond nearest neighbors. For multiple impurities, the
dissipation gives rise to strong nearest-neighbor correlations and
entanglement. These results highlight the importance of non-trivial
dissipation, correlations and many-body effects in recent experiments on the
dipole-mediated transport of Rydberg excitations.}},
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