Strong and long-range radiative interaction between resonant transitions
arXiv:2201.08511 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevResearch.4.013118
Abstract
Enhancing the radiative interaction between quantum electronic transitions is of general interest. There are two important properties of radiative interaction: the range and the strength. There has been a trade-off between the range and the strength observed in the literature. Such apparent trade-off arises from the dispersion relation of photonic environments. A general recipe is developed to overcome such trade-off and to simultaneously enhance the range and the strength of radiative interactions.
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