Enhanced photon correlations due to strong laser-atom-cavity coupling
arXiv:1308.3614 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.88.023851
Abstract
We investigate the resonant quantum dynamics of a laser-pumped real or artificial two-level single-atom system embedded in a leaking microcavity. We found that for stronger laser-atom-cavity couplings the generated microcavity photons exhibit larger steady-state correlations. In particular, the second- and third-order photon correlation functions are greater than the corresponding ones obtained for an incoherent light source, respectively. Furthermore, the emitted microcavity photon flux is enhanced in comparison to weaker coupling cases.
6 pages, 5 figures
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