Femtosecond data storage, processing and search using collective excitations of a macroscopic quantum state
D. Mihailovic, D. Dvorsek, V. V. Kabanov, J. Demsar, L. Forro, H. Berger
Abstract
An ultrafast paralell data processor is described in which amplitude mode excitations of a charge density wave (CDW) are used to encode data on the surface of a 1-T TaS2 crystal. The data are written, manipulated and read using parallel femtosecond laser pulse beams, and the operation of a database search algorithm is demonstrated on a 2-element array.
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