Semiclassical dynamics in the presence of loss and gain Eva-Maria Graefe Department of Mathematics, Imperial College London, UK Non-Hermitian Photonics.

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Semiclassical dynamics in the presence of loss and gain Eva-Maria Graefe Department of Mathematics, Imperial College London, UK Non-Hermitian Photonics in Complex Media: PT-symmetry and beyond Heraklion, Crete, June 2016 joint work with Roman Schubert, Hans Jürgen Korsch, and Alexander Rush Department of Mathematics, University of Bristol, UK Department of Physics, TU Kaiserslautern, Germany Department of Mathematics, Imperial College London, UK

Outline  Quasiclassical description of Bloch oscillations in non-Hermitian lattices: Tight-binding Hamiltonian, Bloch oscillations, classical explanation, non-Hermitian case  Beam dynamics with gain and loss: Schrödinger dynamics in wave guides, semiclassical limit with Gaussians wave packets, a PT-symmetric wave guide  Semiclassical limit of non-Hermitian quantum systems – a general structure

Beam propagation in optical waveguides  Propagation of electric field amplitude in paraxial approximation in direction : Effective Reference refractive index Refractive index modulation in x direction:  Gaussian approximation yields “geometric optics” beam dynamics

From quantum to classical dynamics  Classical Hamiltonian dynamics: Erwin Schrödinger Nobel Prize 1933 Sir William Rowan Hamilton  Quantum dynamics: Schrödinger equation  Semiclassical limit: Gaussian quantum wave packets move approximately according to classical dynamics

“Semiclassical” (Beam) dynamics  Initial Gaussian beam:  B encodes uncertainties: Hepp, Heller, Littlejohn 1970‘s

“Semiclassical” (Beam) dynamics  Initial Gaussian beam:  B encodes uncertainties:  Ansatz for time-evolved state: Hepp, Heller, Littlejohn 1970‘s

“Semiclassical” (Beam) dynamics  Taylor expansion of potential yields  Ansatz for time-evolved state: Hepp, Heller, Littlejohn 1970‘s

“Semiclassical” (Beam) dynamics  Taylor expansion of potential yields  Alternative “derivation”: Ehrenfest theorem  Ansatz for time-evolved state: Hepp, Heller, Littlejohn 1970‘s

 Complex refractive index models absorption and amplification Beam optics in the presence of loss and gain EMG, Rush, Schubert, arXiv:

 Initial Gaussian beam:  Ansatz for time-evolved state:  Complex refractive index models absorption and amplification Beam optics in the presence of loss and gain EMG, Rush, Schubert, arXiv:

Beam optics in the presence of loss and gain  Gaussian approximation and quadratic Taylor expansion around centre yields: EMG, Rush, Schubert, arXiv:

Example: PT-symmetric wave guide Gaussian approximation expected to be good for large EMG, Rush, Schubert, arXiv:

Example: PT-symmetric wave guide Guassian approximation (top) and exact numerical propagation (bottom), EMG, Rush, Schubert, arXiv:

Example: PT-symmetric wave guide Guassian approximation (top) and exact numerical propagation (bottom), EMG, Rush, Schubert, arXiv:

Beam optics without absorption EMG, Rush, Schubert, arXiv:

Beam optics with absorption EMG, Rush, Schubert, arXiv:

Outline  Quasiclassical description of Bloch oscillations in non-Hermitian lattices: Tight-binding Hamiltonian, Bloch oscillations, classical explanation, non-Hermitian case  Beam dynamics with gain and loss: Schrödinger dynamics in wave guides, semiclassical limit with Gaussians wave packets, a PT-symmetric wave guide  Semiclassical limit of non-Hermitian quantum systems – a general structure

“Semiclassical” dynamics – general structure  Ansatz for time-evolved state:  Time evolution with general non-Hermitian Hamiltonian:  Taylor expansion of H around centre of wave packet up to second order  Coupled dynamical equations for phase space coordinates and (co)variances

 With covariance matrix EMG, R. Schubert, PRA 83, (R) (2011), EMG, H.J. Korsch, and A. Rush, arXiv: “Semiclassical” dynamics – general structure

 With covariance matrix “Semiclassical” dynamics – general structure EMG, R. Schubert, PRA 83, (R) (2011), EMG, H.J. Korsch, and A. Rush, arXiv:

 With covariance matrix “Semiclassical” dynamics – general structure EMG, R. Schubert, PRA 83, (R) (2011), EMG, H.J. Korsch, and A. Rush, arXiv:

Hermitian part: symplectic flow Anti-Hermitian part: metric flow q q p p The generalised canonical equations Hamiltonian (conservative) dynamics Aims to drive the dynamics on the “direct” way towards a minimum of. EMG, M. Höning, and H. J. Korsch J. Phys. A 43, (2010)

 Dynamics of position and momentum  Coupled to covariance dynamics  Resulting dynamics of squared norm/total power: “Semiclassical” dynamics – general structure EMG, R. Schubert, PRA 83, (R) (2011), EMG, H.J. Korsch, and A. Rush, arXiv:

Outline  Quasiclassical description of Bloch oscillations in non-Hermitian lattices: Tight-binding Hamiltonian, Bloch oscillations, classical explanation, non-Hermitian case  Beam dynamics with gain and loss: Schrödinger dynamics in wave guides, semiclassical limit with Gaussians wave packets, a PT-symmetric wave guide  Semiclassical limit of non-Hermitian quantum systems – a general structure

Single-band tight-binding Hamiltonian On-site energy Tunneling/hopping between sites T. Hartmann, F. Keck, S. Mossmann, and H.J. Korsch, New J. Phys. 6 (2004) 2 Lattice site

Algebraic formulation  With the shift algebra

Algebraic formulation  Define quasimomentum operator via  With the shift algebra  “Conjugate” of the discrete position operator:

Bloch oscillations – quasiclassical explanation  Heisenberg equations of motion  Acceleration theorem:  Ehrenfest theorem:

Non-Hermitian tight-binding lattice  Quasiclassical dynamics? S. Longhi, PRA 92, (2015)

Non-Hermitian tight-binding lattice  Quasiclassical dynamics?  Modified Heisenberg equations of motion not directly useful… S. Longhi, PRA 92, (2015)

 Dynamics of position and momentum  Coupled to covariance dynamics  Resulting dynamics of squared norm/total power: EMG, H.J. Korsch, and A. Rush, arXiv: “Semiclassical” dynamics – general structure

Limit of narrow momentum packets  Can be analytically solved to yield:  Acceleration theorem: EMG, H.J. Korsch, and A. Rush, arXiv:

Limit of narrow momentum packets  Can be analytically solved to yield:  Acceleration theorem:  Dynamics of centre: Constant covariance Fieldfree dispersion relation: EMG, H.J. Korsch, and A. Rush, arXiv:

Limit of narrow momentum packets  Can be analytically solved to yield:  Acceleration theorem:  Dynamics of centre: Constant covariance Fieldfree dispersion relation:  Evolution of total power: EMG, H.J. Korsch, and A. Rush, arXiv:

Limit of narrow momentum packets  Can be analytically solved to yield:  Acceleration theorem:  Dynamics of centre: Constant covariance Fieldfree dispersion relation:  Evolution of total power:  Exact for vanishing momentum width! EMG, H.J. Korsch, and A. Rush, arXiv:

Example: Hatano-Nelson lattice  Simple mapping to Hermitian Hamiltonian and analytical solution  Classical Hamiltonian:  Experimental realisation in optical resonator structures proposed by Longhi EMG, H.J. Korsch, and A. Rush, arXiv:

Example: Hatano-Nelson lattice Propagation of (wide) Gaussian beam EMG, H.J. Korsch, and A. Rush, arXiv:

Breathing modes Propagation of single site initial state in Hermitian case Quasiclassical dynamics not valid, but can be explained as classical ensemble T. Hartmann, F. Keck, S. Mossmann, and H.J. Korsch, New J. Phys. 6 (2004) 2

Breathing modes in a Hatano-Nelson lattice EMG, H.J. Korsch, and A. Rush, arXiv:

Quasiclassical breathing mode  Interpret Fourier transform of initially localised state as (incoherent) ensemble of infinitely narrow momentum wavepackets! EMG, H.J. Korsch, and A. Rush, arXiv: Quantum propagation: Classical ensemble:

Summary  Quasiclassical description of Bloch oscillations in non-Hermitian lattices: Tight-binding Hamiltonian, Bloch oscillations, classical explanation, non-Hermitian case  Beam dynamics with gain and loss: Schrödinger dynamics in wave guides, semiclassical limit with Gaussians wave packets, a PT-symmetric wave guide  Semiclassical limit of non-Hermitian quantum systems – a general structure

Summary  Quasiclassical description of Bloch oscillations in non-Hermitian lattices: Tight-binding Hamiltonian, Bloch oscillations, classical explanation, non-Hermitian case  Beam dynamics with gain and loss: Schrödinger dynamics in wave guides, semiclassical limit with Gaussians wave packets, a PT-symmetric wave guide  Semiclassical limit of non-Hermitian quantum systems – a general structure Thank you for your attention!