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This research advances the theoretical framework for simulating large-scale quantum emitter ensembles using a scalable truncated Wigner approximation, effectively bridging classical and nonclassical dynamics in cooperative emission systems. By modeling tens of thousands of emitters with a manageable number of phase-space variables, the study provides a robust method for analyzing nonlinear effects and fluctuations in quantum networks without relying on low-order correlation closures.
Semiclassical Phase-Space Dynamics of Emitter Ensembles with Local Dissipation
arXiv:2602.14025v3 Announce Type: replace Abstract: We establish that permutation-invariant emitter ensembles with local dissipation admit a semiclassical description on the 4D phase space of a single variable-length collective spin, yielding a scalable truncated Wigner approximation (TWA) for ensemble dynamics. The TWA captures nonlinear dynamics and nonclassical signatures without prescribing low-order closures of correlations. We cast a class of spatially extended emitter systems as interacting ensembles tractable in the TWA to show how strong fluctuations shape directionality in cooperative emission from a pumped chain containing tens of thousands of emitters, using a few hundred phase-space variables. Our results offer a unified description of collective dynamics beyond the classical limit for emitter ensembles.
Abstract:We establish that permutation-invariant emitter ensembles with local dissipation admit a semiclassical description on the 4D phase space of a single variable-length collective spin, yielding a scalable truncated Wigner approximation (TWA) for ensemble dynamics. The TWA captures nonlinear dynamics and nonclassical signatures without prescribing low-order closures of correlations. We cast a class of spatially extended emitter systems as interacting ensembles tractable in the TWA to show how strong fluctuations shape directionality in cooperative emission from a pumped chain containing tens of thousands of emitters, using a few hundred phase-space variables. Our results offer a unified description of collective dynamics beyond the classical limit for emitter ensembles.
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arXiv:2602.14025 [quant-ph]
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