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Systematic design of a robust half-W1 photonic crystal waveguide for interfacing slow light and trapped cold atoms
Adrien Bouscal, Malik Kemiche, Sukanya Mahapatra +10
Novel platforms interfacing trapped cold atoms and guided light in nanoscale waveguides are a promising route to achieve a regime of strong coupling between light and atoms in sing…
Direct observation of zero modes in a non-Hermitian nanocavity array
Flore Hentinger, Melissa Hedir, Bruno Garbin +5
Zero modes are symmetry protected ones whose energy eigenvalues have zero real parts. In Hermitian arrays, they arise as a consequence of the sublattice symmetry, implying that the…
Spontaneous symmetry breaking in a coherently driven nanophotonic Bose-Hubbard dimer
B. Garbin, A. Giraldo, K. J. H. Peters +7
We report on the first experimental observation of spontaneous mirror symmetry breaking (SSB) in coherently driven-dissipative coupled optical cavities. SSB is observed as the brea…
Mesoscopic limit cycles in coupled nanolasers
Mathias Marconi, Fabrice Raineri, Ariel Levenson +5
Two coupled semiconductor nanolasers exhibit a mode switching transition, theoretically characterized by limit cycle or mode-beating oscillations. Their decay rate is vanishi…
Quench dynamics in strongly coupled laser cavities
Mathias Marconi, Julien Javaloyes, Philippe Hamel +5
Strongly coupled dissipative optical cavities with nonlinear interactions give new opportunities to explore symmetry breaking phenomena and phase transitions, Josephson dynamics an…
Stimulated scattering in strongly coupled nanolasers induced by Rabi oscillations
Mathias Marconi, Julien Javaloyes, Fabrice Raineri +2
Two coupled-cavity systems, or "photonic dimers", are efficient test-beds for both fundamental optics -the realization of quantum correlated states, Josephson physics, and so forth…
Spontaneous mirror-symmetry breaking in a photonic molecule
Philippe Hamel, Samir Haddadi, Fabrice Raineri +5
Multi-cavity photonic systems, known as photonic molecules (PMs), are ideal multi-well potential building blocks for advanced quantum and nonlinear optics. A key phenomenon arising…