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Giant Photon Superbunching from Weak Nonlinearity

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Authors: You Wang, Xu Zheng, Timothy C. H. Liew, Y. D. Chong

Year

2026

Paper ID

68110

Status

Preprint

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Abstract

Photon superbunching, which occurs when the second-order correlation satisfies g(2)> 2, is typically associated with strong optical nonlinearities or collective multi-photon emission processes. We predict that extreme superbunching can also arise in systems of weakly-nonlinear photonic cavities, via the creation of a squeezed vacuum through interference engineering by fine-tuning inter-cavity couplings and drive parameters. We present numerical calculations indicating that a system of four photonic resonators containing representative Kerr media can achieve g(2)(0) = 135 with a 80 kHz emission rate. Unlike earlier superbunching schemes, this mechanism is highly compatible with integrated photonic platforms constructed using conventional optical media.

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