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Coherent photon coincidence spectroscopy of single quantum systems
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Authors: Matthew Otten, Tristan Kenneweg, Matthias Hensen, Stephen K. Gray, Walter Pfeiffer
Year
2019
Paper ID
15072
Status
Preprint
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Abstract
Non-equilibrium photon correlations of coherently excited single quantum systems can reveal their internal quantum dynamics and provide spectroscopic access. Here we propose and discuss the fundamentals of a coherent photon coincidence spectroscopy based on the application of laser pulses with variable delay and the detection of an time-averaged two-photon coincidence rate. For demonstration, two simple but important cases, i.e., an exciton - biexciton in a quantum dot and two coupled quantum emitters, are investigated based on quantum dynamics simulations demonstrating that this nonlinear spectroscopy reveals information specific to the particular single quantum system.
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