Quantum optics with artificial atoms: From phonon tuned single photon sources to high temperature emission of indistinguishable photons

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Date 04.04.2016
Hour 11:1512:15
Speaker Dr. Alexia Auffèves (CNRS - Institut Néel, Grenoble, France)
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Category Conferences - Seminars
Contrary to natural atoms, artificial atoms are always coupled to a solid-state environment, e.g. wandering carriers or phononic vibrations of the matrix they are embedded in. Because of the decoherence it induces, this environment has historically played the role of the villain, that alters the potential of the emitter for quantum information purposes. I will review theoretical proposals and recent experimental developments showing that cavity QED can be used to exploit such decoherence, to develop advanced photonic devices operating at finite temperature.

References:
[1] Auffèves, Gérard, Poizat, Pure dephasing : a resource for advanced solid-state single photon sources, Phys. Rev. A 79, 053838 (2009).
[2] Grange, Hornecker, Hunger, Poizat, Gérard,Senellart,Auffèves, Cavity-Funneled Generation of Indistinguishable Single Photons from Strongly Dissipative Quantum Emitters, Phys. Rev. Lett. 114, 193601 (2015).
[3] Portalupi, Hornecker, Giesz, Grange, Lemaître, Demory, Sagnes, Lanzillotti-Kimura, Lanco, Auffèves, Senellart, Bright Phonon-Tuned Single-Photon Source, Nanoletters 10.1021 (2015).

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  • Professor Eli Kapon

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  • Gabriella Fuchs

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Quantum optics artificial atoms cavity QED quantum information

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