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2030-5 Conference on Research Frontiers in Ultra-Cold Atoms 4-8 May 2009 Using matter-waves and optical disorder to study coherent transport and Anderson localization BOUYER Philippe Chargee de Recherche au CNRS Laboratoire Charles Fabry, Institut d'optique Campus Polytechnique RD 128, 91127 Palaiseau Cedex FRANCE

COLD ATOMS AND OPTICAL DISORDER : A NEW TOOL TO STUDY QUANTUM TRANSPORT P. BOUYER Laboratoire Charles Fabry de l Institut d Optique Palaiseau, France

EFFECT OF DISORDER IN QUANTUM TRANSPORT

CLASSICAL TRANSPORT 3

CLASSICAL TRANSPORT THROUGH IMPURITIES 4

CLASSICAL TRANSPORT THROUGH IMPURITIES (MATTER) Classical particles bouncing on impurities = diffusive transport (Drude) 5

CLASSICAL TRANSPORT THROUGH IMPURITIES (MATTER) Classical particles bouncing on impurities = diffusive transport (Drude) 5

CLASSICAL TRANSPORT THROUGH IMPURITIES (WAVES) Waves but no coherence bouncing on impurities = diffusion 6

CLASSICAL TRANSPORT THROUGH IMPURITIES (WAVES) Waves but no coherence bouncing on impurities = diffusion 6

DISORDER IS IMPORTANT FOR CONDUCTION In a perfectly ordered metal

DISORDER IS IMPORTANT FOR CONDUCTION In a perfectly ordered metal

DISORDER IS IMPORTANT FOR CONDUCTION In a perfectly ordered metal Electric field Diffusive transport caused by thermal excitation

DISORDER IS IMPORTANT FOR CONDUCTION In a semiconductor

DISORDER IS IMPORTANT FOR CONDUCTION In a semiconductor

DISORDER IS IMPORTANT FOR CONDUCTION In a semiconductor Electric field Electrons and holes diffuse in opposite direction Electrons - holes recombination hinders transport

DISORDER IS IMPORTANT FOR CONDUCTION In a semiconductor Electric field Electrons and holes diffuse in opposite direction Electrons - holes recombination hinders transport NEED TO ADD IMPURITIES - DISORDER

EFFECT OF DISORDER IN QUANTUM TRANSPORT : ANDERSON LOCALISATION

EFFECT OF DISORDER ON TRANSPORT PROPERTIES Disorder is important in semiconductor conduction

EFFECT OF DISORDER ON TRANSPORT PROPERTIES Disorder can induce anomalous transport or inhibition of transport Disruption of electron transport due to defects in a solid Suppression of superfluidity of 4 He in porous media with disorder Anomalous diffusion of photons in strongly scattering semiconductor powders ANDERSON LOCALISATION

QUANTUM TRANSPORT THROUGH IMPURITIES coherence effects can change the transport properties 13

QUANTUM TRANSPORT THROUGH IMPURITIES coherence effects can change the transport properties 13

QUANTUM TRANSPORT THROUGH IMPURITIES If mean free path smaller than de Broglie wavelength: constructive interference of trajectories returning to origin: localized states: insulator

"A slow sort of country!" said the Queen. "Now, here, you see, it takes all the running you can do, to keep in the same place. If you want to get somewhere else, you must run at least twice as fast as that!"

EFFECT OF DISORDER ON TRANSPORT PROPERTIES Disorder can induce anomalous transport or inhibition of transport Disruption of electron transport due to defects in a solid Suppression of superfluidity of 4 He in porous media with disorder Anomalous diffusion of photons in strongly scattering semiconductor powders ANDERSON LOCALISATION

ANDERSON LOCALISATION FOR ATOMS

A.L. OF 1D BEC IN A 1D SPECKLE PATTERN

A.L. OF 1D BEC IN A 1D SPECKLE PATTERN We consider matter waves in 1D in the presence of disorder.

A.L. OF A 1D GAZ IN A 1D DISORDER We consider matter waves in 1D in the presence of disorder. Classically, if the energy of the particles is high enough, the reflection probability is small propagation slightly affected. E V

A.L. OF A 1D GAZ IN A 1D DISORDER We consider matter waves in 1D in the presence of disorder. Classically, if the energy of the particles is high enough, the reflection probability is small propagation slightly affected. If we consider interferences between the different scattered waves, transport can be inhibited Anderson localisation E V

A.L. OF A 1D GAZ IN A 1D DISORDER We consider matter waves in 1D in the presence of disorder. Classically, if the energy of the particles is high enough, the reflection probability is small propagation slightly affected. If we consider interferences between the different scattered waves, transport can be inhibited Anderson localisation Naively (and also in the born approximation), localisation happens if you can find a Bragg condition k disorder =2k atoms

EXPANSION OF A BEC IN A 1D OPTICAL DISORDER FOR ATOMS

EXPANSION OF A BEC IN A 1D GUIDE ω 70Hz

EXPANSION OF A BEC IN A 1D GUIDE

Optical disorder for atoms : SPECKLE PATTERN

A.L. OF 1D BEC IN A 1D SPECKLE PATTERN BEC elongated along z and confined (focused laser) transversely to z 2R tf z 300 μm Δz,R tf 3 μm Δx,Δy 1 D situation for the elongated BEC. Many speckle grains covered (self averaging system = ergodic) 1D situation: invariant transversely to z

A.L. OF 1D BEC IN A 1D SPECKLE PATTERN

A.L. OF 1D BEC IN A 1D SPECKLE PATTERN speckle = correlated disorder: cut off in the spatial frequency spectrum

1D BEC EXPANDING IN AN OPTICAL GUIDE

1D BEC EXPANDING IN AN OPTICAL GUIDE When kmax<kc, each k (initial) plane wave will populate a localised wave function ln φ k (z) γ(k) z φ k (z) A. A. Gogolin et al., Sov. Phys. JETP 42, 168 (1976); A. A. Gogolin, ibid. 44, 1003 (1976). k c k/k c k/k c Each localised wave functions will add up to an exponentially decaying wave function. L. Sanchez-Palencia et al., PRL 98, 210401 (2007)

OBSERVATION OF LOCALIZED PROFILES

1D BEC EXPANDING IN AN OPTICAL GUIDE

OBSERVATION OF LOCALISED WAVEFUNCTION

OBSERVATION OF LOCALISED WAVEFUNCTION Billy, J. et al. Nature 453, 891-894 (2008).

MEASUREMENT OF LOCALISATION LENGTH k c k/k c

MEASUREMENT OF LOCALISATION LENGTH Sum of many single k localised states : k c k/k c

THE EFFECTIVE MOBILITY EDGE FOR CORRELATED DISORDER

EFFECTIVE MOBILITY EDGE IN 1D-SPECKLE What happens if kmax>kc? Can we still see localisation?

EFFECTIVE MOBILITY EDGE IN 1D-SPECKLE Our naïve understanding (also rigorously a first order born approximation) tells that partial waves with k>kc cannot localise.

EFFECTIVE MOBILITY EDGE IN 1D-SPECKLE Our naïve understanding (also rigorously a first order born approximation) tells that partial waves with k>kc cannot localise. No more exponential localisation (effective mobility edge) The most energetic atoms are not stopped k c k/k c k/k c Wavefunction with algebraic wings (power law decay)

EFFECTIVE MOBILITY EDGE IN 1D-SPECKLE

EFFECTIVE MOBILITY EDGE IN 1D-SPECKLE Is it compatible with our common understanding that in 1D, there is always localisation? Yes : a more complete calculation (Collaboration between L. Sanchez Palencia, D. Delande, C. Miniatura and C. Muller) shows that the localisation length has a change in magnitude. 1 10 5 10 1 Ε R 10 2 10 3 0.1 0.001 ΓΣ ΓΣ R 10 10 10 15 10 5 10 7 10 20 0.0 0.5 kσ R 1.0 1.5 10 9 10 11 0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 kσ 2.0

Titre If kmax>kc, the localisation lenght explodes beyond any observation scale for the experiment. ΓΣ 0.1 0.001 10 5 10 7 10 9 10 11 0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 kσ

Titre If kmax>kc, the localisation lenght explodes beyond any observation scale for the experiment. ΓΣ 0.1 0.001 10 5 10 7 10 9 10 11 0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 kσ

Titre If kmax>kc, the localisation lenght explodes beyond any observation scale for the experiment. We cannot resolve the exponential decay anymore The wavefunction decays as a power law (z -2 for our parameters). An exponential fit would be better

We have directly observed Anderson Localised atomic wave functions This experiment shows that we can now handle atoms and disorder : Possibility to control all matter-wave parameter (velocity, density, interactions...) Very good control and understanding on the disorder model (Speckle pattern well characterized...) Direct observation of wavefunction, correlation functions... Understanding the rôle of disorder is fundamental in many field : Optics (wave propagation, random lasers...), electrons,... Storzer et al. Phys. Rev. Lett. 96, 063904 (2006), Schwartz et al. Nature 446, 52 (2007), Lahini, Y. et al. Phys. Rev. Lett. 100, 013906 (2008)... On cold atoms, many experiment using the mapping from quantum chaos (dynamical localisation) has been used : Moore et al. PRL (1994), Chabé et al. (2007)... There are now many experiments studying BEC and disorder, adressing various aspects (propagation, lattice...) : Billy et al. Nature 453, 891(2008), Roati et al., Nature 453, 896 (2008), Chen et al. Physical Review A 77, 033632 (2008), Schulte et al., PRL 95, 170411(2005), White et al arxiv:0807.0446 (2008) This systems offers a tool to understand and explore AL physics Effect at higher dimension : real quantum phase transition at 3D Rôle of interactions, localisation of excitations...

Vincent Juliette Philippe Pierre J. François Patrick Alain Alain Ben Laurent Anderson localisation in the atom optics group (A. Aspect, www.atomoptic.fr) Theory : L. Sanchez Palencia, P. Lugan, B. Hambrecht, L. Pezze Experiments : P. Bouyer 1D and 3D : V. Josse J. Billy, A. Bernard, P. Cheinet, Z. Zuo 2D and controllable interactions : T. Bourdel J-P Brantut, M. Robert de Saint Vincent, JF Clément