Creating anyons from photons using a nonlinear resonator lattice subject to dynamic modulation
arXiv:1709.09769 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.96.043864
Abstract
We study a one-dimensional photonic resonator lattice with Kerr nonlinearity under the dynamic modulation. With an appropriate choice of the modulation frequency and phase, we find that this system can be used to create anyons from photons. By coupling the resonators with external waveguides, the anyon characteristics can be explored by measuring the transport property of the photons in the external waveguides.
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