On the remote coherence of polariton condensates in 1D microcavities: a photoluminescence study
arXiv:2008.09354 · doi:10.1016/j.jlumin.2020.117612
Abstract
In this manuscript we will gather clear experimental evidences of remote coherence between two polariton condensate droplets that have never overlapped in real space and discuss how these interferences in momentum space can be used to estimate the critical temperature for the BEC like transition.
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