Mapping Exceptional Points in Quantum Systems
Standing
Undergraduate
Type of Proposal
Visual Presentation (Poster, Installation, Demonstration)
Faculty
Faculty of Science
Proposal
Exceptional Points (EPs) are points in parameter space where functions vary extremely sharply. They occur in a variety of physical systems, which allows for the development of ultrasensitive sensors. I am looking at a specific atomic structure called the "three-level lambda system" 3LLS, in which there are several EPs. I will show how EPs in this system can be mapped in 3D graphs. These graphs will provide experimentalists with laboratory parameters for designing atomic sensors based on EPs.
Location
University of Windsor
Grand Challenges
Healthy Great Lakes
Mapping Exceptional Points in Quantum Systems
University of Windsor
Exceptional Points (EPs) are points in parameter space where functions vary extremely sharply. They occur in a variety of physical systems, which allows for the development of ultrasensitive sensors. I am looking at a specific atomic structure called the "three-level lambda system" 3LLS, in which there are several EPs. I will show how EPs in this system can be mapped in 3D graphs. These graphs will provide experimentalists with laboratory parameters for designing atomic sensors based on EPs.