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Autori principali: Dherbécourt, Maxime, Bellessa, Joël, Symonds, Clémentine, Weick, Guillaume, Hagenmüller, David
Natura: Preprint
Pubblicazione: 2025
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Accesso online:https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.01723
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author Dherbécourt, Maxime
Bellessa, Joël
Symonds, Clémentine
Weick, Guillaume
Hagenmüller, David
author_facet Dherbécourt, Maxime
Bellessa, Joël
Symonds, Clémentine
Weick, Guillaume
Hagenmüller, David
contents Resonant coupling of a vibration to a cavity mode has been reported to dramatically modify spontaneous Raman scattering, but subsequent studies have produced conflicting results. In this Letter, we develop a microscopic quantum framework that captures the spatial structure of polaritonic modes. In a homogeneously filled cavity, spatial overlap between polaritons and cavity resonances enforces selection rules that suppress the initially reported polaritonic Raman peaks, consistent with most experiments. In contrast, for a quasi-two-dimensional (2d) molecular layer, these rules are lifted, yielding Raman peaks at the polariton energies. Our work clarifies that the Raman response under vibrational strong coupling is determined by cavity-vibration spatial mode overlap and offers a framework for Raman studies of strongly coupled quasi-2d systems.
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spellingShingle Spontaneous Raman Scattering under Vibrational Strong Coupling: The Critical Role of Polariton Spatial Mode Coherence
Dherbécourt, Maxime
Bellessa, Joël
Symonds, Clémentine
Weick, Guillaume
Hagenmüller, David
Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics
Quantum Physics
Resonant coupling of a vibration to a cavity mode has been reported to dramatically modify spontaneous Raman scattering, but subsequent studies have produced conflicting results. In this Letter, we develop a microscopic quantum framework that captures the spatial structure of polaritonic modes. In a homogeneously filled cavity, spatial overlap between polaritons and cavity resonances enforces selection rules that suppress the initially reported polaritonic Raman peaks, consistent with most experiments. In contrast, for a quasi-two-dimensional (2d) molecular layer, these rules are lifted, yielding Raman peaks at the polariton energies. Our work clarifies that the Raman response under vibrational strong coupling is determined by cavity-vibration spatial mode overlap and offers a framework for Raman studies of strongly coupled quasi-2d systems.
title Spontaneous Raman Scattering under Vibrational Strong Coupling: The Critical Role of Polariton Spatial Mode Coherence
topic Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics
Quantum Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.01723