Population fluctuation mechanism of the super-thermal photon statistic of LEDs with collective effects
arXiv:2311.15324 · doi:10.1002/andp.202400121
Abstract
We found that fluctuations in the number of emitters lead to a super-thermal photon statistics of small LEDs in a linear regime, with a strong emitter-field coupling and a bad cavity favorable for collective effects. A simple analytical expression for the second-order correlation function g_2 is found. g_2 increase up to g_2=6 in the two-level LED model is predicted. The super-thermal photon statistics is related to the population fluctuation increase of the spontaneous emission to the cavity mode.
arXiv comment22 pages, 5 figures
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