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CLEO Europe - IQEC Munich May 14th 013 Olivier GORCEIX Exploring quantum magnetism in a Chromium Bose-Einstein Condensate Laboratoire de Physique des Lasers Université Paris 13, SPC Villetaneuse - France

GPE / NLSE: Contact interactions in a standard condensate (one single internal state) m V ext g c Van der Waals Interaction dd Local mean field description g 4 c a s m The non-linear term spawns various interesting effects vortex, solitons, Josephson-like physics, squeezing, non-linear (atomic) optics

Two types of interactions between cold atoms Interactions Van der Waals / contact : short range and isotropic Effective potential a S d(r), where a S = scattering length, Dipole-dipole interactions : long range and anisotropic magnetic atoms Cr, Er, Dy ; dipolar molecules ; Rydberg atoms Chromium atoms carry a magnetic moment of 6µ B MDDI are 36 times greater than in alkali BECs e dd (Cr)=0,159 compared to e dd (Rb)=0,0044 e dd 0 mm 1 a V V dd VdW e dd = ratio : dipolar interactions / contact interactions if e dd 1 a 3D condensate is unstable

head to tail attraction Dipole-dipole interactions Side to side repulsion Links with magnetism, Phases, Frustration, R Coupling Between spin and rotation Least energy configuration

GPE / NLSE: The two types of interactions in a single state condensate Contact interaction g 4 c a s m Local mean field V ext g c m V dd dipole-dipole interactions ( r) dd dd ( r) 4 V dd ( r r') 0 13cos m 3 J m g J B r n( r') d 3 r' B Non local Anisotropic mean field m m1 R r Non-linear non-local and anisotropic terms enlarge the possible research opportunities.

Spin Exchange and dipolar relaxation DR in a multi-componant condensate - SPINOR dipole-dipole interaction and spin operators : Various types of collisions: Elastic collisions 1 S 1 z S z 3 zs 1 4r z zs r z / S 1 r S S 1 r S x iy S 1 r S S 1 r S +3 + Spin Exchange m S tot 0 1 0-1 Inelastic collisions m S tot B 0 1, -1 - Magnetisation is constant except for inelastic collisions ms 1 ms ms ms f 1 i ms tot +1 Cr BEC M= 3 Strong heating -3 FORBIDDEN or not energetically (depending on T)

Inelastic Collisions Induced rotation B Two channels are open for two atoms in m = +3 1 3,3 S 3,,3 with m 1 3,3, with m s 1 or m S m l 0 Angular momentum conservation implies rotation? Spontaneous creation of vortices? Einstein-de-Haas effect

Why do we care for spinors? «spinor» physics: combines On one hand, superfluidity and On the other hand, magnetism

well Part of it!! The experimental setup

INHIBITION OF DIPOLAR RELAXATION Stabilisation of the spinor gas by confinement in optical lattices

Inelastic Collisions dipolar relaxation DR E m S g B B Zeeman energy ladder in B field -3 - -1 0 1 3 DR causes heating and losses ; B controls DR rate To start with one must prepare BEC in m = -3. When atoms are brought to +3 or any combinaison of m s > -3, one loses the BEC in a few milliseconds? How could we get a stable spinor? Set B extremely low (< 0,5 mg = 5 nt) Or trap the BEC in optical lattices (D, 1D or even 0D ie at the nodes of 3D OL)?

Rate parameter (10 m s ) -19 3-1 Loss rate in log Scale!! 10 1 3D 3 D PRA 81, 04716 0.1 pancakes D 0.01 tubes 1 D Phys. Rev. Lett. 106, 015301 7 8 9 0.01 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0.1 Magnetic field (G) Below threshold: a metastable quantum gas in a spin excited state (energy >> chemical potential) is produced ; Spinor Physics, spin excitations in 1D

Relaxation and band excitation Inhibition mechanism B 40 mg Atoms whose spin flips are promoted from the fondamental band to the excited band as B becomes greater than the threshold value set by gbb Below relaxation is forbidden. L B 3 L 1

Magnetism in a 3D optical lattice - Coherent vs incoherent spin dynamics We load the BEC into anisotropic 3D lattices

A NEW dipolar effect Dipolar relaxation resonances with (or more) atoms in m = +3 per site The combined anisotropies of the lattice and of the dipolar interaction account for the anisotropy of the relaxation spectra = remaining atoms vs B for two orthogonal orientations g BB L -3-1 - 0 1 3 Dipolar relaxation occurs when the released energy matches a band excitation. Hold time 30 ms Here y / = 55 khz It couples -3, -3> to different bands depending on B orientation.

Dipolar relaxation resonance with atoms per site m=3 fraction 0.8 0.7 0.6 0.5 0 1-1 - -3 Dipolar relaxation occurs when the released energy matches the band excitation 3 0.4 g BB L 36 38 40 4 44 46 Magnetic field (khz) Hold time 1 ms Here y / = 4 khz

Dipolar relaxation resonance with, 3 or more atoms per site

S = 3 Spinor physics From now, we forbid dipolar relaxation By setting B below 15 mg (lowest resonance in the deep OL) Magnetization remains constant All interactions are elastic Spin dynamics is coherent We study a S=3 spinor in a 3D lattice Typically 40 x 40 x 40 sites

Adiabatic preparation of a condensate in m = - with two atoms par site - -3 0-1 - -3 We monitor spin composition as time goes 1 0-1 - -3 Interactions redistribute populations -1 - -3 t

Spin Exchange within doubly occupied sites due to contact interactions Preparation : atoms per site -1 - -3 Hold time - ; -> = a 6, -4> + b 4, -4> 4 B BG c na a m 6 4 (period 0 µs) Tunneling causes damping (still to fully analyse) (theory 50 µs)

Spin dynamics in a 3D lattice with 1 single atom per site (or less) Hold time populations 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.3 m=-3 m=- Intersite spin redistribution 1 S1 S S1 S 0. 0 5 10 Time (ms) 15 0 (time scale 5 to 10 ms)

1.4 Preparation : atoms per site Coherent evolution at long time inter-site coupling by dipolar interaction pop(m=-3)/pop(m=-) 1. 1.0 0.8 0.6 0.4 0 Preparation : 1 single atom per site 5 10 time (ms) 15 0 For doublons the oscillation time scale rules out intra-site interactions A toy model with atoms in wells + dipolar interaction accounts for this time scale

Summary Inhibition of Dipolar Relaxation in reduced dimensions SPINOR Physics with S = 3 Coherent spin dynamics + inter-site dipolar interactions Spontaneous demagnetization -phase transition; -thermodynamics of a spin 3 gas with free magnetization Outlook In situ imaging Spin Textures dynamics of magnetic domains quantum magnetism simulation (in D + lattice) Einstein-de-Haas effect in a gas Production of a dipolar Fermi sea with 53 Cr New exotic magnetic phases

Cold Atom Team (GQD) in Villetaneuse - Paris Nord PhD students: Aurélie De Paz and Benjamin Pasquiou Post-docs: Amodsen Chotia and Arijit Sharma Permanent members: Bruno Laburthe-Tolra, Etienne Maréchal, Paolo Pedri (theory), Laurent Vernac and O. G. Collaborations: Mariusz Gajda and Luis Santos

Dipolar Quantum Gas Team www-lpl.univ-paris13.fr:808 OG, L. Vernac, J. Huckans (invited), P. Pedri, B. Laburthe, A. de Paz (PhD), A. Chotia (postdoc), A.Sharma (postdoc), E.Maréchal