Effective quasiparticle approach for a Cavity-QDots System
arXiv:1908.03150
Abstract
In this work, we present a quasiparticle strategy to study the Hamiltonian description of the stationary states for two quantum dots--cavity system. We consider three different effective schemes of quasiparticles that give an in-depth insight into the physics involved in the Hamiltonian eigenstates for parameters that optimize or minimize the energy gap condition. We analyze features of quantum measures like fractional composition, linear entropy, and concurrence to observe which one description gives the complete physical information. Our findings show that a polaritonic---light-matter quasiparticle---approach catch better the physics contained in the whole regimes considered.
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