Dominik Lentrodt

R&D Laser Physicist at Toptica Projects GmbH

[Dominik Lentrodt @DLentrodt]

@saburahmed07 It would be great to see applications in this direction!

[Dominik Lentrodt @DLentrodt]

New paper out today in PRL! We show that the collective Lamb shift measured in x-ray cavity QED is actually a multi-mode effect resulting from lossy cavities. Check it out: https://t.co/Jrj9j5MMjn

[Dominik Lentrodt @DLentrodt]

Establishing this required a detailed look at the fundamentals of the open Jaynes-Cummings model. In this context, we clarify the relation between pseudo-modes and quasi-normal modes, providing a criterion to identify multi-mode effects.

[Dominik Lentrodt @DLentrodt]

Where am I and who is this?

[Physical Review Research @PhysRevResearch]

Unraveling time- and frequency-resolved nuclear resonant scattering spectra, Lukas Wolff and Jörg Evers #NuclearPhysics #AtomicPhysics https://t.co/LCzSgLCs5n

[Dominik Lentrodt @DLentrodt]

@plain_simon There is a lot I don't like about it, but I find its reference suggestions pretty useful. The algorithm somehow yields more important papers for me than google scholar suggestions.

[Dominik Lentrodt @DLentrodt]

@jennifer_fowlie For a list of people and topics, I can recommend this recent collection of reviews: https://t.co/jXBwLzU7du

[Dominik Lentrodt @DLentrodt]

@jennifer_fowlie I don't know anyone whod does CEMS specifically, but Mössbauer science is still fashionable! More so at synchrotrons and XFELs nowadays. I personally work on using Mössbauer nuclei as qubits for quantum optics.

[Dominik Lentrodt @DLentrodt]

Just tried to use chat GPT to find useful references on a new topic I am studying. Would be super useful, but did not really work unfortunately... it just invents stuff that does not exist. Did I expect too much?

[Dominik Lentrodt @DLentrodt]

Designing nuclear quantum systems via x-ray cavity environments. Published yesterday: https://t.co/apHa2hQBSZ.

[Dominik Lentrodt @DLentrodt]

Small impression from our live stream in Freiburg... we were rooting for Alain Aspect, since we had the pleasure of hosting him for a Colloquium recently. A long awaited prize for quantum physics!

[Dominik Lentrodt @DLentrodt]

Alice and Bob made it to Stockholm... Congratulations to everyone involved!!

[Dominik Lentrodt @DLentrodt]

@j_bertolotti There is this old "classic" in the war game genre: https://t.co/6MDfafTO8X. It e.g. features a logistics commander. I have not played it myself, but it is renowned as one of the heaviest games out there and apparently takes around 1500 hours to complete.

[Johannes Feist @FeistJohannes]

We are hiring! Several PhD and Postdoc positions on Nanophotonics and Quantum Optics are available in the QNanoLight group at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. Contact us at [email protected] if you're interested. Full info at https://t.co/nnUgmSkH86

[Dominik Lentrodt @DLentrodt]

How to cut your paper by 25%... when those 25% are exactly what you've added in response to referee reports? 😆

[Dominik Lentrodt @DLentrodt]

Found a miniature death star at @EuropeanXFEL ...

[Dominik Lentrodt @DLentrodt]

It was a pleasure to attend this wonderful workshop @ZuseInstitute last week. First real life conference in over two years and met a lot of new people from different communities ... this is what makes physics fun!

[Dominik Lentrodt @DLentrodt]

First paper of 2022, on inverse designing properties of nuclear quantum systems using x-ray cavities. Check it out: https://t.co/2aT4wKFyhy #openaccess

[Dominik Lentrodt @DLentrodt]

@LundeenOttawa I think this thread is missing a list of the different kinds... normal modes, waveguide modes, quasi-modes, pseudo-modes, constant flux states, temporal coupled modes, Fox-Li modes, Jaynes-Cummings modes, lasing modes, Hermite-Gaussian modes - anything else?

[Dominik Lentrodt @DLentrodt]

@j_bertolotti @LundeenOttawa @mickeykats I like this answer best, since it seems to fit the most general use of the term. Although I would drop the two requirements of orthogonality (see temporal coupled mode theory) and completeness (see quasi-normal modes).