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Open Quantum Systems Decoherence Photonic Quantum Computing

Frequency cavity pulling induced by a single semiconductor quantum dot

arXiv
Authors: Daniel Valente, Jan Suffczyński, Tomasz Jakubczyk, Adrien Dousse, Aristide Lemaître, Isabelle Sagnes, Loïc Lanco, Paul Voisin, Alexia Auffeves, Pascale Senellart

Year

2013

Paper ID

33557

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Preprint

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We investigate the emission properties of a single semiconductor quantum dot deterministically coupled to a confined optical mode in the weak coupling regime. A strong pulling, broadening and narrowing of the cavity mode emission is evidenced when changing the spectral detuning between the emitter and the cavity. These features are theoretically accounted for by considering the phonon assisted emission of the quantum dot transition. These observations highlight a new situation for cavity quantum electrodynamics involving spectrally broad emitters.

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  • We investigate the emission properties of a single semiconductor quantum dot deterministically coupled to a confined optical mode in the weak coupling regime.

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