A hybrid source of quantum light for generation of frequency tunable Fock states
arXiv:2404.15908 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.133.203605
Abstract
We propose a scheme for quantum-light generation in a nonlinear cavity hybridized with a 2-level system and theoretically show that, when excited by a series of controlled pump pulses, the hybrid source generates Fock states with high probabilities. E.g., 1- and 2-photon states can be generated near-on-demand, and Fock states with up to photons with a probability above . The tailorable nature of the nonlinear cavity allows for generating Fock states with arbitrary frequencies, even with a fixed 2-level system, creating fundamentally new opportunities in all areas of quantum technologies.
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