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Timekeeping precision enhancements at constant power
K. J. H. Peters, B. Braeckeveldt, B. Maes +1
We demonstrate precision enhancements in a timekeeping device at constant power and regardless of the operation frequency. Our timekeeping device is a laser-driven coupled-cavity s…
Continuous-Wave Nonlinear Polarization Control and Signatures of Criticality in a Perovskite Cavity
G. Keijsers, R. M. de Boer, B. Verdonschot +3
Halide perovskites have emerged as promising photonic materials for fundamental physics studies and technological applications. Their potential for nonlinear optics has also drawn…
Weak Ergodicity Breaking in Optical Sensing
V. G. Ramesh, S. R. K. Rodriguez
The time-integrated intensity transmitted by a laser driven resonator obeys Lévy's arcsine laws [Ramesh \textit{et al.}, Phys. Rev. Lett. \textit{in press} (2024)]. Here we demonst…
Spontaneous symmetry breaking in plasmon lattice lasers
Nelson de Gaay Fortman, Radoslaw Kolkowski, Debapriya Pal +3
Spontaneous symmetry breaking (SSB) is key for our understanding of phase transitions and the spontaneous emergence of order. Photonics provide versatile systems to study SSB. In t…
Spontaneous symmetry breaking in diffraction
J. Abad-Arredondo, Z. Geng, G. Keijsers +4
The connection between symmetries and conservation laws is a cornerstone of physics. It underlies Bloch's theorem which explains wave phenomena in all linear periodic systems. Here…
Steady-state superfluidity of light in a tunable cavity at room temperature
G. Keijsers, Z. Geng, K. J. H. Peters +2
Light in a nonlinear cavity is expected to flow without friction -- like a superfluid -- under certain conditions. Until now, part-light part-matter (i.e., polariton) superfluids h…