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Steering Interchange of Polariton Branches via Coherent and Incoherent Dynamics
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Authors: Diego Tancara, Ariel Norambuena, Rubén Peña, Guillermo Romero, Felipe Torres, Raúl Coto
Year
2020
Paper ID
20130
Status
Preprint
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Controlling light-matter based quantum systems in the strong coupling regime allows for exploring quantum simulation of many-body physics in nowadays architectures. For instance, the atom-field interaction in a cavity QED network provides control and scalability for quantum information processing. Here, we propose the control of single- and two-body Jaynes-Cummings systems in a non-equilibrium scenario, which allows us to establish conditions for the coherent and incoherent interchange of polariton branches. Our findings provide a systematic approach to manipulate polaritons interchange, that we apply to reveal new insights in the transition between Mott Insulator- and Superfluid-like states. Furthermore, we study the asymmetry in the absorption spectrum by triggering the cavity and atomic losses as a function of the atom-cavity detuning and photon's hopping.
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