Quantum-optical spectroscopy of a two-level system using an electrically driven micropillar laser as a resonant excitation source.

ABSTRACT: Two-level emitters are the main building blocks of photonic quantum technologies and are model systems for the exploration of quantum optics in the solid state. Most interesting is the strict resonant excitation of such emitters to control their occupation coherently and to generate close to ideal quantum light, which is of utmost importance for applications in photonic quantum technology. To date, the approaches and experiments in this field have been performed exclusively using bulky lasers, which hinders the application of resonantly driven two-level emitters in compact photonic quantum systems. Here we address this issue and present a concept for a compact resonantly driven single-photon source by performing quantum-optical spectroscopy of a two-level system using a compact high-β micr

SUBMITTER: Kreinberg S 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC6107011 | biostudies-literature | 2018

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature