Adiabatic inversion scheme for solid-state emitters using frequency-swept, spectrally-modified pulses

Adiabatic control via spectrally-modified pulses is demonstrated as a pumping scheme for solid-state emitters that enables high-fidelity inversion together with spectral isolation of scattered pump light from the emitted photon stream. This scheme paves the way for on-demand single photon sources wi...

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Main Authors: Hall, K. C., Wilbur, G. R., Binai-Motlagh, A., Clarke, A., Ramachandran, A., Milson, N., Healey, J. P., O'Neal, S., Deppe, D. G.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
adiabatic rapid passage
Brightness
Frequency control
Photonics
pulse shaping
quantum control
quantum dot
quantum emitter
single photon sources
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Summary:Adiabatic control via spectrally-modified pulses is demonstrated as a pumping scheme for solid-state emitters that enables high-fidelity inversion together with spectral isolation of scattered pump light from the emitted photon stream. This scheme paves the way for on-demand single photon sources with simultaneous high single photon purity, indistinguishability and brightness.
ISSN:2693-8316
DOI:10.1109/PN56061.2022.9908410