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  • La fotónica cuántica es la fotónica cuántica.
  • La física no hermética es física no hermética.
  • La electrodinámica cuántica de la cavidad en la cavidad.

Sus antecedentes:

  • Los puntos excepcionales (EP) son singularidades en sistemas no hermetianos donde los estados propios se unen.
  • Los EP ofrecen un control mejorado de las interacciones luz-materia, pero el control avanzado de los emisores cuánticos individuales sigue siendo un desafío.
  • La ingeniería del vacío cuántico es clave para manipular con precisión los emisores cuánticos.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Para diseñar el vacío cuántico utilizando un punto excepcional quiral (EP).
  • Para dar forma a la emisión espontánea de un solo emisor cuántico.
  • Para demostrar un control avanzado sobre las características del emisor cuántico a través de EPs.

Principales métodos:

  • Desarrolló un circuito fotónico de niobato de litio-GaAs heterogéneamente integrado.
  • Incorpora emisores cuánticos de alta calidad, circuitos fotónicos de baja pérdida, moduladores electro-ópticos y actuadores piezoeléctricos.
  • Acoplamiento de modo sintonizado dinámicamente para acceder a EP y modular la emisión espontánea.

Principales resultados:

  • Se logró una dinámica de emisión espontánea anómala con una modulación de siete veces el tiempo de vida (120-850 ps) y una quiralidad sintonizable.
  • Espectro de emisión en forma a nivel de un solo fotón, generando emisiones de transparencia cuadrada-lorentziana, Fano-asimétrica y inducida por EP.
  • Transparencia inducida por EP demostrada, una supresión de la emisión de fotones en el desajuste cero.

Conclusiones:

  • Se reveló una electrodinámica cuántica de cavidad poco común única para EPs.
  • Mostró el potencial de la fotónica cuántica no hermetiana para fuentes de luz cuántica topológicas de alto rendimiento.
  • Control preciso demostrado sobre emisores cuánticos únicos a través de la ingeniería EP.