Resonant Parametric Photon Generation in Waveguide-coupled Quantum Emitter Arrays
arXiv:2302.12792 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.108.023715
Abstract
We have developed a theory of parametric photon generation in the waveguides coupled to arrays of quantum emitters with temporally modulated resonance frequencies. Such generation can be interpreted as a dynamical Casimir effect. We demonstrate numerically and analytically how the emission directionality and photon-photon correlations can be controlled by the phases of the modulation. The emission spectrum is shown to be strongly dependent on the anharmonicity of the emitter potential. Single- and double-excited state resonances have been identified in the emission spectrum.
10 pages, 7 figures
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