THz white light cavity with nonlinear dispersion in graphene

A white light cavity (WLC) scheme is proposed to achieve broadband response in the terahertz (THz) region by enhanced nonlinear dispersion in a magnetized graphene system. In the weak probe field limit, the cavity linewidth is narrowed due to electromagnetically induced transparency, and then it becomes nearly as broad as the empty-cavity linewidth under the condition of Autler-Towns splitting. It is interesting to find that the cavity linewidth can be further broadened by enhanced nonlinear dispersion. The simulation result shows that the response range of the cavity is from 6.273 THz to 6.308 THz under the given condition, which is nearly 11 times larger than the empty-cavity linewidth. Furthermore, the improvement in cavity transmission and the response of WLC at different frequencies are investigated.