Cooperative two-photon lasing in two Quantum Dots embedded inside
Photonic microcavity
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2401.09341v1
- Date: Wed, 17 Jan 2024 17:06:53 GMT
- Title: Cooperative two-photon lasing in two Quantum Dots embedded inside
Photonic microcavity
- Authors: Lavakumar Addepalli, P. K. Pathak
- Abstract summary: We propose cooperative two-photon lasing in two quantum dots coupled to a single mode photonic crystal cavity.
We incorporate exciton-phonon coupling using polaron transformed master equation.
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- Abstract: We propose cooperative two-photon lasing in two quantum dots coupled to a
single mode photonic crystal cavity. We consider both quantum dots are driven
either incoherently or coherently using external pump. We incorporate
exciton-phonon coupling using polaron transformed master equation. Using
quantum laser theory, single and multi-photon excess emission (difference
between emission and absorption) into cavity mode are investigated. The single
and two-photon excess emission contribute to cavity photons, predominantly.
Varying the pump strength can lead to single-photon excess emission change from
negative to positive and thus by appropriately selecting pump strength
single-photon excess emission can be made negligible.
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