Daniel Rotter

Publications (3)14.74 Total impact

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  Article: Photon correlation versus interference of single-atom fluorescence in a half-cavity.

  François Dubin, Daniel Rotter, Manas Mukherjee, Carlos Russo, Jürgen Eschner, Rainer Blatt
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  ABSTRACT: Photon correlations are investigated for a single laser-excited ion trapped in front of a mirror. Varying the relative distance between the ion and the mirror, photon correlation statistics can be tuned smoothly from an antibunching minimum to a bunchinglike maximum. Our analysis concerns the non-Markovian regime of the ion-mirror interaction and reveals the field establishment in a half-cavity interferometer.
  Physical Review Letters 06/2007; 98(18):183003. · 7.37 Impact Factor
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  Article: Photon correlation vs interference of single-atom fluorescence in a half-cavity

  Francois Dubin, Daniel Rotter, Manas Mukherjee, Carlos Russo, Juergen Eschner, Rainer Blatt
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  ABSTRACT: Photon correlations are investigated for a single laser-excited ion trapped in front of a mirror. Varying the relative distance between the ion and the mirror, photon correlation statistics can be tuned smoothly from an antibunching minimum to a bunching-like maximum. Our analysis concerns the non-Markovian regime of the ion-mirror interaction and reveals the field establishment in a half-cavity interferometer. Comment: 4 pages, 3 figures
  10/2006;
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  Article: Feedback cooling of a single trapped ion.

  Pavel Bushev, Daniel Rotter, Alex Wilson, François Dubin, Christoph Becher, Jürgen Eschner, Rainer Blatt, Viktor Steixner, Peter Rabl, Peter Zoller
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  ABSTRACT: Based on a real-time measurement of the motion of a single ion in a Paul trap, we demonstrate its electromechanical cooling below the Doppler limit by homodyne feedback control (cold damping). The feedback cooling results are well described by a model based on a quantum mechanical master equation.
  Physical Review Letters 03/2006; 96(4):043003. · 7.37 Impact Factor