Kai Dieckmann Group
The Quantum Matter Group is conducting experimental research in the field of ultracold quantum gases. After the achievements of laser cooling and Bose-Einstein condensation of dilute alkaline gases this field has been rapidly expanding and a great variety of quantum properties of interacting many body systems have been studied in such cold atom systems. With advancements in cooling methods it also became possible to realize quantum degenerate Fermi gases with cold atoms and cold ensembles in optical lattices. At the same time the theoretical and experimental methods have been developed into a toolbox for tailoring cold atom systems in order to study the physics of quantum many body systems of other physical disciplines and for the study of new quantum phenomena. These tools allow studying such quantum simulators with unprecedented control of quantum coherence, interactions, purity, dimensionality, and order that cannot be obtained in e.g. solid state physics. It is the main objective of this research group to advance these tools and exploit them for investigating quantum many-body systems based on ultracold polar molecules and fermionic atoms. Further, the application of advanced experimental methods for other quantum technologies like precision measurements and quantum information processing shall be explored. We are further interested in state of the art tools for laser spectroscopy like optical frequency combs.
More information at our homepage: http://qmatter.quantumlah.org/
Associate Professor
Department of Physics, Faculty of Science, National University of Singapore
Group Members
- Kai DieckmannPrincipal Investigator
- Yang AnbangResearch Fellow
- Rishav KoiralaResearch Assistant/CQT PhD Student
- He CanmingPhD Student (Physics Dept, NUS)
- Nie XiaoyuCQT PhD Student
- Song HaotianCQT PhD Student
- Athira Krishnan SreedeviCQT PhD Student
- Victor Pinillos CQT PhD Student
- Li RuiyuIntern Student
Recent papers
- K. Dieckmann, Sunil Kumar, C. He, A.Yang, X.Y.Nie, Victor Avalos. (2023). Field-programmable-gate-array-based digital frequency stabilization of low-phase-noise diode lasers. Rev. Sci. Instrum. 063001
- S. Botsi, A.Yang, Mark M. Lam, S.B. Pal, S. Kumar, Markus Debatin, K. Dieckmann. (2022). Empirical LiK excited state potentials: connecting short range and near dissociation expansions. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics 22 3933-3940
- A.Yang, S. Botsi, S. Kumar, S.B. Pal, M.C. Lam, M.C. Lam, I ÄŒepaitÄ—, A. D. Laugharn, K. Dieckmann. (2020). Singlet Pathway to the Ground State of Ultracold Polar Molecules. Phys. Rev. Lett. 124 133203
- C.Satter, S. Tan, K. Dieckmann. (2018). Comparison of an efficient implementation of gray molasses to narrow-line cooling for the all-optical production of a lithium quantum gas. Phys. Rev. A 98 023422
- K. Dieckmann. (2016). Ultracold Dipolar Molecules in Optical Lattices. J. Opt. 18 093001
- S.B. Pal, Mark M. Lam, K. Dieckmann. (2016). Stability of a frequency-comb-based transfer-lock using a passive Fabry-Perot resonator. Optics Letters 23 5527
- C. Gross, J Gan, K. Dieckmann. (2016). All-optical production and transport of a large Li6 quantum gas in a crossed optical dipole trap. Phys. Rev. A 93 053424
