Increased output of superradiant light-emitting diodes due to population fluctuations
arXiv:2502.04841 · doi:10.1103/ytkr-hd9h
Abstract
The quantum nonlinear Maxwell-Bloch equations for a single-mode laser with a two-level active medium are solved in the LED regime without adiabatic elimination of the medium polarization, when the population fluctuation spectrum is much narrower than the radiation and polarization spectra. It is shown that population fluctuations significantly increase the output power and collective Rabi splitting of a superradiant LED.
arXiv comment10 pages 11 figures
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