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Decoherence of the radiation from an accelerated quantum source T.C.Ralph School of Maths & Physics University of Queensland Mathematical Motivation Radiation from accelerated objects has been studied for a long time, but... ... mostly


  1. Decoherence of the radiation from an accelerated quantum source T.C.Ralph School of Maths & Physics University of Queensland

  2. Mathematical Motivation Radiation from accelerated objects has been studied for a long time, but... ... mostly solutions are: numerical; perturbative; and suffer from infra-red and ultra- violet divergences.

  3. Mathematical Motivation Problems arise from the detector model and non-unitary interactions tegrat , | 0 i . U D Start in Single–mode Matched Broadband vacuum unitary displacement detector Solve for expectation values in the Heisenberg Picture

  4. Mathematical Motivation Problems arise from the detector model and non-unitary interactions tegrat , | 0 i . U D Inertial frame accelerated frame Inertial frame Start in Single–mode Matched Broadband vacuum unitary displacement detector Solve for expectation values in the Heisenberg Picture

  5. Mathematical Motivation For example: accelerated mirror tegrat , | 0 i . M D Inertial frame accelerated frame Inertial frame V = 1 + 8(1 − cos θ ) I c I s Solve for expectation values in the Heisenberg Picture

  6. Physical Motivation Pure state in, Unitary interaction, Pure state out! tegrat , | 0 i . U D Start in Single–mode Matched Broadband vacuum unitary displacement detector Solve for expectation values in the Heisenberg Picture

  7. Physical Motivation Pure state in, Unitary interaction, Pure state out...? tegrat , | 0 i . U D Inertial frame accelerated frame Inertial frame Start in Single–mode Matched Broadband vacuum unitary displacement detector Solve for expectation values in the Heisenberg Picture

  8. “Quantum circuit model for non-inertial objects: a uniformly accelerated mirror ” Daiqin Su, C. T. Marco Ho, Robert Mann, Timothy C. Ralph New Journal of Physics 19 , 063017 (2017) “Decoherence of the radiation from an accelerated quantum source” Daiqin Su, T.C.Ralph, arXiv:1705.07432

  9. Overview * An accelerating quantum source * Calculating the quantum statistics * Decoherence - squeezed source * Relationship to Black-Hole information paradox?

  10. Overview * An accelerating quantum source

  11. Overview * Calculating the quantum statistics

  12. Radiation from accelerated objects Particle radiated by the accelerated object, detected by inertial observers Standard method: perturbation theory Feynman diagrams, renormalisation, etc.

  13. Minkowski modes and Rindler modes

  14. Minkowski modes and Rindler modes Rindler modes

  15. Unruh modes Rindler modes Unruh modes

  16. Relations between three sets of modes Minkowski operators Unruh operators Rindler operators two mode squeezer left-moving and right-moving modes Unruh modes share the same vacuum with Minkowski modes

  17. Unruh modes Rindler modes Unruh modes

  18. Quantum circuit model: accelerated mirror Daiqin Su, et al, New Journal of Physics 19 , 063017 (2017)

  19. Quantum circuit model: accelerated time independent interaction Daiqin Su, et al, New Journal of Physics 19 , 063017 (2017)

  20. Circuit for time dependent interactions

  21. Penrose diagram of the problem

  22. Self-Homodyne detection N = R d k ˆ Inertial e ˆ a † k ˆ a k . detector

  23. Self-Homodyne detection N = R d k ˆ Inertial e ˆ a † k ˆ a k . detector Many two-level atoms

  24. Self-Homodyne detection N = R d k ˆ Inertial e ˆ a † k ˆ a k . detector Many Inhomogeneously two-level broadened atoms

  25. Self-Homodyne detection N = R d k ˆ Inertial e ˆ a † k ˆ a k . detector Many Inhomogeneously two-level broadened atoms

  26. Self-Homodyne detection N = R d k ˆ Inertial e ˆ a † k ˆ a k . detector

  27. Accelerated displacement Displacement

  28. Accelerated displacement Displacement Unruh modes

  29. Accelerated displacement Displacement Unruh modes Minkowski modes Displacement amplitude Coherent state as observed by inertial observers

  30. Overview II * Decoherence - squeezed source

  31. Accelerated single-mode squeezer Single-mode squeezer

  32. Accelerated single-mode squeezer Single-mode squeezer Maximum & minimum variance

  33. Accelerated single-mode squeezer Red circle: vacuum noise Blue ellipse variance of output state

  34. Accelerated single-mode squeezer non-unitary

  35. Accelerated single-mode squeezer non-unitary two sets of one set of Unruh modes Minkowski modes

  36. Accelerated single-mode squeezer non-unitary two sets of one set of Unruh modes Minkowski modes photon detector interference information lost

  37. Overview II * Relationship to Black-Hole information paradox?

  38. Black hole information paradox

  39. Black hole information paradox black hole black hole formation evaporation A pure A mixed initial state final state Unitary evolution is violated in the presence of gravity? S. Hawking , Phys. Rev. D 14 , 2460(1976)

  40. acknowledgeme ments Daiqin Su Marco Ho Rob Mann Daiqin Su, et al, New Journal of Physics 19 , 063017 (2017) Daiqin Su, T.C.Ralph, arXiv:1705.07432

  41. Decoherence of Entanglement Entanglement E N No Entanglement 2 πω 0 /a r E N = max[0 , − log 2 (˜ ν − )] , ν − = e − 2 r + 4 I c ( I c − 1)( e − r − 1) 2 . ˜

  42. Localised wave packet modes Localised wave packet modes finite bandwidth localised in Localised unitary operator time Transformation of single frequency modes mixing of different frequency modes 5 3

  43. Accelerated single-mode squeezer Minimum variance

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