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    We developed a novel cavity-molecule system for chiral molecule enantio-detection. This method uses light fields to generate distinct photonic signals for left- and right-handed molecules, enabling enantiomeric excess detection.

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    • Chiral molecules exist as non-superimposable mirror images (enantiomers).
    • Distinguishing between enantiomers is crucial in pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, and materials science.
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  • Exploiting cavity-assisted three-photon processes for continuous photon generation.
  • Analyzing phase differences in generated photonic fields due to enantiomeric properties.

    • Main Results:

    • Continuous photon generation within the cavity without external driving.
    • Distinct photonic field generation for left- and right-handed molecules, differing by a phase of π.
    • The phase difference is directly linked to the electric-dipole transition moments of enantiomers.
    • Demonstrated potential for detecting enantiomeric excess by monitoring cavity output.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed cavity-molecule system offers a novel approach for enantioselective detection.
    • The method leverages inherent molecular properties and quantum optical phenomena.
    • This technique provides a sensitive and potentially cost-effective way to determine enantiomeric excess.