Multiphoton Emission
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2109.12049v2
- Date: Mon, 22 Nov 2021 11:05:25 GMT
- Title: Multiphoton Emission
- Authors: G. D\'iaz-Camacho, E. Zubizarreta Casalengua, J. C. L\'opez Carre\~no,
S. Khalid, C. Tejedor, E. del Valle, F. P. Laussy
- Abstract summary: We describe the emission, detection and structure of multiphoton states of light.
We include the effect of frequency filtering, which describes, at a fundamental level, physical detection of a quantum emitter.
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- Abstract: We describe the emission, detection and structure of multiphoton states of
light. We include the effect of frequency filtering, which describes, at a
fundamental level, physical detection of a quantum emitter. The case of the
spontaneous emission of Fock states is treated fully and analytically. We
stress this picture by contrasting it to the numerical simulation of two-photon
bundles emitted from a two-level system in a cavity. We show that dynamical
factors exist that allow for a more robust multiphoton emission than
spontaneous emission. We also describe how this relates to thermal light.
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