From matter-wave quantum emitters to polariton physics in an optical lattice
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Abstract
We present an overview of our group's recent work with a flexible, well-controlled platform for studies of radiative phenomena with matter waves. Starting from experiments to observe spontaneous emission into vacuum [1], we have explored the decay of matter-wave quantum emitters coupled to a tunable analog of a photonic crystal [2]. A theoretical analysis including multiband effects in an array of emitters achieves very good agreement with the full set of our data and allows us to extract a polaritonic band structure [3]. We have recently probed the presence of such matter-wave quasi-particles and studied their transport and interaction properties [4] which provides opportunities for studies of exciton-polariton physics.
Publication: [1] L. Krinner, et al., Nature 559, 598 (2018).<br>[2] M. Stewart et al., Phys. Rev. Research 2, 043307 (2020).<br>[3] A. Lanuza et al., Phys. Rev. A 105, 23703 (2022).<br>[4] J. Kwon et al, arXiv: 2109.02243
Presenters
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Alfonso Lanuza
Stony Brook University
Authors
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Alfonso Lanuza
Stony Brook University
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Youngshin Kim
Stony Brook University
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Joonhyuk Kwon
Stony Brook University
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Hongyi Huang
Stony Brook Universiy, Stony Brook University
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Dominik Schneble
State Univ of NY - Stony Brook, Stony Brook University, Stony Brook