Fig. 4 From reversibility to the breakdown of collective Heisenberg model simulation. From reversibility to the breakdown of collective Heisenberg model.

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Fig. 4 From reversibility to the breakdown of collective Heisenberg model simulation. From reversibility to the breakdown of collective Heisenberg model simulation. (A) Spin-model mean-field dynamical phase diagram across a wider range than Fig. 2D showing significant dephasing. (B and D) Magnetization versus interaction strength, with constant bias field. Here, S decreases for very small or very large interactions. The large ∣NJ∣ behavior is captured by augmenting the spin model dynamics with a phenomenological dephasing term (red curves). (C and E) Magnetization versus interaction strength, with a many-body echo sequence that reverses the sign of H^Ψ at t/2. The bias field is held at B1 in the first half of the evolution time, yielding scattering length a1 and collective interaction strength NJ1, while in the second half, B2 is chosen such that a2 = −a1 and NJ2 = −NJ1. The initialization, spin reversal, and readout pulses are performed at Bzc. The magnetization can be recovered for ∣NJ∣/2π ˆ ≲ 100 Hz, a region shown in more detail by the inset in (C). A small systematic error ΔBzc ~ 2 μT leads to a shift Δa ~ 0.3a0 in azc, a1, and a2, included in the theory curves. Scott Smale et al. Sci Adv 2019;5:eaax1568 Copyright © 2019 The Authors, some rights reserved; exclusive licensee American Association for the Advancement of Science. No claim to original U.S. Government Works. Distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial License 4.0 (CC BY-NC).