Targeted Polariton Flow Through Tailored Photonic Defects

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Hauptverfasser: Rozas, Elena, Brune, Yannik, West, Ken, Baldwin, Kirk W., Pfeiffer, Loren N., Beaumariage, Jonathan, Alnatah, Hassan, Snoke, David W., Aßmann, Marc
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author Rozas, Elena
Brune, Yannik
West, Ken
Baldwin, Kirk W.
Pfeiffer, Loren N.
Beaumariage, Jonathan
Alnatah, Hassan
Snoke, David W.
Aßmann, Marc
author_facet Rozas, Elena
Brune, Yannik
West, Ken
Baldwin, Kirk W.
Pfeiffer, Loren N.
Beaumariage, Jonathan
Alnatah, Hassan
Snoke, David W.
Aßmann, Marc
contents In non-Hermitian open quantum systems, such as polariton condensates, local tailoring of gains and losses opens up an interesting possibility to realize functional optical elements. Here, we demonstrate that deliberately introducing losses via a photonic defect, realized by reducing the quality factor of a DBR mirror locally within an ultrahigh-quality microcavity, may be utilized to create directed polariton currents towards the defect. We discuss the role of polariton-polariton interactions in the process and how to tailor the effective decay time of a polariton condensate via coupling to the defect. Our results highlight the far-reaching potential of non-Hermitian physics in polaritonics.
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spellingShingle Targeted Polariton Flow Through Tailored Photonic Defects
Rozas, Elena
Brune, Yannik
West, Ken
Baldwin, Kirk W.
Pfeiffer, Loren N.
Beaumariage, Jonathan
Alnatah, Hassan
Snoke, David W.
Aßmann, Marc
Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics
In non-Hermitian open quantum systems, such as polariton condensates, local tailoring of gains and losses opens up an interesting possibility to realize functional optical elements. Here, we demonstrate that deliberately introducing losses via a photonic defect, realized by reducing the quality factor of a DBR mirror locally within an ultrahigh-quality microcavity, may be utilized to create directed polariton currents towards the defect. We discuss the role of polariton-polariton interactions in the process and how to tailor the effective decay time of a polariton condensate via coupling to the defect. Our results highlight the far-reaching potential of non-Hermitian physics in polaritonics.
title Targeted Polariton Flow Through Tailored Photonic Defects
topic Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.06478