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Yiming Lai¹, Daniel D A Clarke¹, Philipp Grimm²

¹School of Physics and CRANN Institute, Trinity College Dublin, Dublin 2, Ireland.

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Area of Science:

Quantum optics
Nanophotonics
Quantum information science

Background:

Strongly coupled light-matter states are crucial for quantum information processing.
Material dissipation and environmental decoherence degrade these polaritonic states over time.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a novel method for preparing and protecting polaritonic states in a quantum emitter-plasmonic nanocavity system.
To achieve robust quantum state preservation at room temperature using coherent perfect absorption.

Main Methods:

Utilizing coherent perfect absorption under near-field driving.
Employing a single quantum emitter coupled to a plasmonic nanocavity.
Leveraging a proximal plasmonic waveguide for coherent energy transfer.

Main Results:

Selective initialization of the coupled system into a specific plasmon-emitter dressed state.
Demonstration of a mechanism for rendering the dressed state robust against dynamic dissipation.
Potential for non-perturbing, unidirectional near-field energy transfer.

Conclusions:

Establishes a new paradigm for quantum state preparation and coherence preservation in plasmonic cavity quantum electrodynamics.
Offers a viable pathway for advancing quantum nanophotonic technologies at ambient temperatures.
Highlights the potential of coherent perfect absorption for robust quantum state manipulation.