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Waveguide QED toolboxes for universal quantum matter
Y. Dong, J. Taylor, Y. S. Lee, H. R. Kong, K. S. Choi
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An exciting frontier in quantum information science is the realization and control of complex quantum many-body systems. Hybrid nanophotonic system with cold atoms has emerged as the paradigmatic platform for engineering long-range spin models from the bottom up, exploiting their modal geometry and group dispersion for tailored interactions. An important challenge is the physical limitation imposed by the photonic bath, constraining the types of local Hamiltonians that decompose the available physical models and restricting the spatial dimensions to that of the dielectric media. However, at the nanoscopic scale, atom-field interaction inherently accompanies significant driven-dissipative quantum forces that may be tamed as a new form of a mediator for controlling the atomic internal states. Here, we formulate a quantum optics toolbox for constructing a universal quantum matter with individual atoms in the vicinity of 1D photonic crystal waveguides. The enabling platform synthesizes analog quantum materials of universal $2$-local Hamiltonian graphs mediated by phononic superfluids of the trapped atoms. We generalize our microscopic theory of analog universal quantum simulator to the development of dynamical gauge fields. In the spirit of gauge theories, we investigate emergent lattice models for strongly coupled SU$(n)$-constrained excitations driven by an underlying multi-body interaction. As a minimal model in the infrared, we explore the realization of an archetypical strong coupling quantum field theory, SU(n) Wess-Zumino-Witten model, and discuss a diagnostic tool to extract the entire conformal data of the field theory by the static and dynamical correlators of the fluctuating photons in the guided mode.
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