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Dynamical control of light-matter interaction through coherent multipolar scattering in broken symmetry metasurfaces
Mohammed Ashahar Ahamad, Faraz Ahmed Inam
Achieving control over spontaneous emission by tailoring light-matter interactions is a key objective in quantum nanophotonics. Metasurfaces composed of high-refractive-index reson…
Integration of -emitters in silicon-on-insulator nanodisks metasurface
Joshua Bader, Hamed Arianfard, Vincenzo Ciavolino +2
Erbium () emitters are relevant for optical applications due to their narrow emission line directly in the telecom C-band due to the ${}^\text{4}\text{I}_{\text{13/…
Photo-luminescence properties of ion implanted Er3+-defects in 4H-SiCOI towards integrated quantum photonics
Joshua Bader, Shao Qi Lim, Faraz Ahmed Inam +5
Colour centres hosted in solid-state materials such as silicon carbide and diamond are promising candidates for integration into chip-scale quantum systems. Specifically, the incor…
Mie-scattering controlled all-dielectric resonator-antenna for bright and directional point dipole emission
Mohammed Ashahar Ahamad, Sughra Shaikh, Faraz Ahmed Inam
Designing a deterministic, bright, robust, room temperature stable, on-demand solid-state single photon source has been a major demand in the field of quantum-photonics. For this,…
Silicon Carbide Metasurfaces for Controlling the Spontaneous Emission of Embedded Color Centers
Mohammed Ashahar Ahamad, Faraz Ahmed Inam, Stefania Castelletto
While electric and magnetic dipolar resonances in SiC have been studied in the far-infrared, they have not been studied in the near infrared. Here we show for the first time that e…
Kerker condition for enhancing emission rate and directivity of single emitter coupled to dielectric metasurfaces
Megha Khokhar, Faraz A Inam, Rajesh V Nair
Metasurfaces have the ability to control classical and non-classical states of light to achieve controlled emission even at the level of single emitter. Here, we unveil the Kerker…