Dressing up for length gauge: Aspects of a debate in quantum optics

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Dressing up for length gauge: Aspects of a debate in quantum optics Rainer Dick Department of Physics & Engineering Physics University of Saskatchewan rainer.dick@usask.ca 1

Agenda: Attosecond spectroscopy Electron detachment in strong fields Optical properties in chiral materials Quantum optics in Coulomb gauge Dipole approximation Schrödinger-Maxwell system in velocity gauge and length gauge Problems with length gauge versus velocity gauge Reasons for failure of analytic equivalence of velocity gauge and length gauge 2

Evolution of ultrafast science and digital electronics F. Krausz and M. I. Stockman Nature Photonics 8, 205-213 (2014) doi:10.1038/nphoton.2014.28 3

Synthesis of an optical attosecond pulse Nonlinear response of bound electrons of Kr to an optical attosecond pulse M. Th. Hassan et al. Nature 530, 66 70 (2016) doi:10.1038/nature16528

M. Th. Hassan et al. Nature 530, 66 70 (2016) doi:10.1038/nature16528 Attosecond control of bound electrons in Kr

Another application: electron detachment from N 2 and recollision in strong laser field J. Itatani, J. Levesque, D. Zeidler, H. Niikura, H. Pépin, J. C. Kieffer, P. B. Corkum & D. M. Villeneuve, 6 Nature 432, 867-871 (2004) doi:10.1038/nature03183

Reconstruction of highest occupied molecular orbital in N 2 and comparison with theory J. Itatani, J. Levesque, D. Zeidler, H. Niikura, H. Pépin, J. C. Kieffer, P. B. Corkum & D. M. Villeneuve, Nature 432, 867-871 (2004) doi:10.1038/nature03183 7

The mathematical analysis of these experiments is ultimately based on the quantum optics Hamiltonian in Coulomb gauge AA xx, tt = 0, EE xx, tt = AA xx, tt tt, BB xx, tt = AA xx, tt, HH = dd 3 1 xx 2mm aa aa + dd 3 xx aa ħ 2 ψψ aa + xx, tt ψψ aa xx, tt + qq aa 2 ψψ aa + xx, tt AA 2 xx, tt ψψ aa xx, tt iiqq aa ħ 2mm aa AA xx, tt ψψ aa + xx, tt ψψ aa xx, tt ψψ aa + xx, tt ψψ aa xx, tt + dd 3 xx εε 0 2 EE 2 xx, tt + 1 2μμ 0 BB 2 xx, tt + aa ψψ aa + xx, tt VV aa xx, tt ψψ aa xx, tt + dd 3 xxdd 3 xx 1 2 ψψ + aa xx, tt ψψ + aa xx, tt VV aaaa xx xx, tt ψψ aa xx, tt ψψ aa xx, tt, aaaa qq aa qq aa 4ππεε 0 xx xx VV aaaa xx xx, tt 9

Quantum optics with photons in the sub-kev energy is conveniently described in dipole approximation, AA xx, tt AA tt, since photons with wavelengths exceeding 10 nm cannot resolve atomic or molecular length scales. The term for interaction between matter and light takes the velocity form HH IIII = dd 3 iiqq aa ħ xx AA tt ψψ + 2mm aa xx, tt ψψ aa xx, tt ψψ + aa xx, tt ψψ aa xx, tt aa aa + dd 3 xx aa qq aa 2 2mm aa ψψ aa + xx, tt AA 2 tt ψψ aa xx, tt The Hamiltonian and equations of motion in velocity form are invariant under residual gauge transformations ψψ aa xx, tt ψψ aa xx, tt = exp iiqq aa aa tt xx + bb tt ħ ψψ aa xx, tt, AA tt AA tt = AA tt + aa tt, VV aa1 aa 2 xx 1 xx 2, tt VV aa1 aa 2 xx 1 xx 2, tt = VV aa1 aa 2 xx 1 xx 2, tt, VV aa xx, tt VV aa xx, tt = VV aa xx, tt qq aa aa tt xx qq aa bb tt 10

In particular the gauge transformation ψψ aa xx, tt ψψ aa xx, tt = exp iiqq aa xx AA tt ħ ψψ aa xx, tt, AA tt AA tt = 0, VV aa1 aa 2 xx 1 xx 2, tt VV aa1 aa 2 xx 1 xx 2, tt = VV aa1 aa 2 xx 1 xx 2, tt, VV aa xx, tt VV aa xx, tt = VV aa xx, tt + qq aa xx ddaa tt dddd = VV aa xx, tt qq aa xx EE tt transforms the interaction term between matter and light into the length form HH IIII = dd 3 xx qq aa ψψ + aa xx, tt xx EE tt ψψ aa xx, tt aa The Hamiltonian and equations of motion in length form are invariant under residual gauge transformations ψψ aa xx, tt ψψ aa xx, tt = exp iiqq aa cc tt ħ ψψ aa xx, tt, VV aa xx, tt VV aa xx, tt = VV aa xx, tt qq aa cc tt 11

The Heisenberg equations of motion in velocity gauge are iiħ ψψ aa xx, tt = ħ iiqq aa AA tt 2 ψψ aa xx, tt 2mm aa + VV aa xx, tt ψψ aa xx, tt + dd 3 xx ψψ + bb xx, tt VV aaaa xx xx, tt ψψ bb xx, tt ψψ aa xx, tt bb The Heisenberg equations of motion in length gauge are iiħ ψψ aa xx, tt = ħ 2 ψψ aa xx, tt 2mm aa + VV aa xx, tt ψψ aa xx, tt qq aa xx EE tt ψψ aa xx, tt + dd 3 xx ψψ + bb xx, tt VV aaaa xx xx, tt ψψ bb xxx, tt ψψ aa xx, tt bb These systems are gauge equivalent, and yet they yield very different results! 12

Example: The differential electron-photon scattering cross section in velocity gauge is (with cckk = cccc ωω nn,nn = cccc ωω nn + ωω nn) ddσσ ddω = αα SS 2 kkk cc 2 kk ħ mm ee δδ nn,nn εε kk εε kk + MM ffff 2 MM ffff = nn ωω nn,nn ωω nn,nn nnn εε kk xx nnnn nnnn εε kk xx nn nnn εε kk xx + nnnn nnnn εε kk xx nn ωω nn,nn cccc iiii ωω nn,nn + cccc iiii while length gauge yields the original Kramers-Heisenberg formula ddσσ ddω = αα SS 2 cc 2 kkkkk 3 MM ffff 2 MM ffff = nn nnn εε kk xx nnnn nnnn εε kk xx nn nnn εε kk xx + nnnn nnnn εε kk xx nn ωω nn,nn cccc iiii ωω nn,nn + cccc iiii 13

Example: The differential electron-photon scattering cross section in velocity gauge is (with cckk = cccc ωω nn,nn = cccc ωω nn + ωω nn) MM ffff = ddσσ ddω = αα SS 2 kkk cc 2 kk nn ωω nn,nn ωω nn,nn ħ mm ee δδ nn,nn εε kk nnn εε kk xx nnnn nnnn εε kk xx nn nnn εε kk xx + nnnn nnnn εε kk xx nn ωω nn,nn cccc iiii ωω nn,nn + cccc iiii εε kk + MM ffff 2 nnnn nnnn nn nn nnn nn = nnn nn nnn while length gauge yields the original Kramers-Heisenberg formula Stokes Rayleigh anti-stokes ddσσ ddω = αα SS 2 cc 2 kkkkk 3 MM ffff 2 MM ffff = nn nnn εε kk xx nnnn nnnn εε kk xx nn nnn εε kk xx + nnnn nnnn εε kk xx nn ωω nn,nn cccc iiii ωω nn,nn + cccc iiii 14

Select instances of strong differences of velocity gauge and length gauge results Electron detachment from atoms or ions in strong fields Optical properties of graphene Optical properties of chiral molecules Angular and momentum distributions of emitted electrons; length gauge in general preferred Photo-induced carriers and conductance; velocity gauge preferred Line strengths and absorption cross sections D. Bauer, Milošević & Becker 2005; Bergues et al. 2007; Zhang & Nakajima 2007; J.H. Bauer 2016 Dong, Han & Xu 2014 Kamiński et al. 2015; Friese & Ruud 2016 15

Sources of differences between velocity gauge and length gauge 1. First order matrix elements are usually equivalent due to the relations ħpp = imm HH, xx ff pp ii = immωω ffff ff xx ii ff pp ii = ±immcccc ff xx ii if ωω ffff ωω ff ωω ii = ±cccc. However, for short pulses of duration tt the energy preserving factor in transition matrix elements is replaced by the Dirichlet kernel sin ωω ffff cccc tt 2 ππ ωω ffff cccc This yields discrepancies between velocity gauge and length gauge at the several percent to several ten percent level for sub-femtosecond pulses. 2. The first order relation does not work for electron detachment from atoms or ions in strong fields, since the initial and final states in those experiments are eigenstates of different Hamiltonians: Coulomb potentials dominate for bound electron states, but external electric fields from intense laser pulses dominate for detached electron states. 16

Sources of differences between velocity gauge and length gauge (continued) 3. The gauge transformation ψψ tt ψψ tt = exp iqqxx AA tt ħ ψψ tt AA tt AA tt = 0, VV xx, tt VVV xx, tt = VV xx, tt + qqxx ddaa tt dddd = VV xx, tt qqxx EE tt does not generate a unitary transformation of the Hamiltonians HH vv tt = pp qqaa tt 2 2mm + VV xx, tt HH ll tt = exp iqqxx AA tt ħ HH vv tt + qqxx ddaa tt dddd exp iqqxx AA tt ħ = pp2 ddaa tt + VV xx, tt + qqxx 2mm dddd the matrix elements are different φφ tt HH ll tt ψψ tt = φφ tt HH vv tt ψψ tt + qq φφ tt xx ψψ tt ddaa tt dddd 17

Contrary to an ordinary gauge transformation, the transformation ψψ aa tt ψψ aa tt = exp iqq aa xx AA tt ħ ψψ aa tt VV aa xx, tt VV aa xx, tt = VV aa xx, tt + qq aa xx ddaa tt dddd does not necessarily change the gauge fields, and can therefore be separately applied for each particle species: HH vvvv tt = nn vv pp aa qq aa AA tt 2 aa=1 2mm aa + VV aa xx, tt + nn ll pp aa 2 aa=1 2mm aa + VV aa xx, tt + qq aa xx ddaa tt dddd Within a Hartree approximation for many-particle states, the choice between length gauge and velocity gauge can even be separately imposed for each orbital or particle in the system. 18

Conclusions (or rather: observations) The transition from velocity gauge to length gauge does not generate a unitary transformation of the Hamiltonian. The transition can be done selectively for different particle species. The perturbation in energy levels depends on the symmetries of the material and the polarization of the electric field probing the material. The difference of the Hamiltonians perturbs in particular the energy expectation values of chiral materials. First order matrix elements in velocity gauge and length gauge differ at least at the several percent level for sub-femtosecond pulses. Differences between velocity gauge and length gauge should be particularly prominent for chiral materials strong fields short pulses 19

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