Light-Matter Interaction in Open Cavities with Dielectric Stacks

A theoretical model evaluates the exact dipole coupling strength between a single emitter and the radiation field within an optical cavity. The model accounts for multilayer dielectric mirrors and allows free variation of cavity resonance frequency, light frequency, and mirror design wavelength. The research was conducted by Alvarez Velasquez, J at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique.

Use Cases

• Modeling emitter-cavity coupling strength based on the described theoretical framework.
• Analyzing the effect of dielectric mirror design on cavity mode volume.
• Investigating the divergence between geometric and effective cavity lengths for short cavities.
• Simulating open quantum systems with unbound frequency modes as described in the model.

Strengths

• Model accounts for multilayer dielectric mirrors, a specific physical component.
• Derivation is for an open system with unbound frequency modes, a specific theoretical approach.
• Identifies a divergence between geometric and effective lengths in short cavities.

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Provenance

Source

Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique

Collection Method

Theoretical model and evaluation.