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Synthetic Berry curvature in atom-cavity systems
In atom-cavity systems, mean field theory is widely used, in which the quantum cavity operator is replaced by a classical amplitude. Then the problem is converted into atoms moving in a self-consistent potential. The mean field treatment captures the physics of cavity mediated interactions, and pred
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