Fig. 3 Controlled phase shift.

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Fig. 3 Controlled phase shift. Controlled phase shift. (A) The phase shift φ0 in the absence of a control pulse (blue circles) depends linearly on atomic density, so does the phase shift φ1 in the presence of a control pulse (green squares) but with a different slope because of Rydberg blockade. (B) The difference between the two phase shifts yields the controlled phase shift φ1 − φ0, which is equal to 3.3 ± 0.2 rad for the rightmost data point. The lines show linear fits. Daniel Tiarks et al. Sci Adv 2016;2:e1600036 Copyright © 2016, The Authors