Chiral topological photonics with an embedded quantum emitter

Mehrabad, Mahmoud Jalali; Foster, Andrew P.; Dost, R.; Clarke, Edmund M.; Patil, Pallavi; Fox, A. M.; Skolnick, M. S.; Wilson, L. R.

doi:10.1364/optica.393035

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“…After that, Mehrabad et al also experimentally demonstrated a chiral ring resonator in valley photonic crystal of honeycomb lattice on GaAs slab with an embedded layer of InGaAs quantum dots [94]. The topological structure with a beardedshaped interface is displayed in Figure 4F.…”

Section: Chiral Topological Quantum Interface Based On Photonic Quantum Valley-hall Effectmentioning

confidence: 95%

“…Additionally, a new class of topologically engineered photonic crystal waveguides have been proposed and demonstrated recently, the guided modes of which have been identified as both chiral [6,11] and resistant to back-scattering in 60-degree bends [71,81,[93][94][95]. Quantum chiral-light matter interface has been demonstrated based on the quantum spin-Hall effect [96].…”

Section: Chiral Topological Quantum Interface Based On Photonic Quantum Spin-hall Effectmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Recent Progress in Chiral Topological Quantum Interface

Jiang

Qiao

et al. 2022

Front. Phys.

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Chiral quantum optics and Topological photonics are both emerging field of research, which have attracted great attention in recent years. Chiral quantum optics provides a new approach to achieve full quantum control of light-matter interaction in a novel manner, which has potential possibility for the implementation of complex quantum information networks. Meanwhile, topological photonics provides a novel route for designing and realizing optical device with unprecedented functionality, such as robust light propagation, the immunity to various structural imperfection, back-scattering suppression as well as unidirectional transmission. The application of topological photonics in chiral quantum optics will promote the whole performance of integrated quantum device with topological protection. In this review, we summarize the progress of chiral quantum optics and topological photonics firstly. Then, we mainly focus on the research of topological chiral edge states based on photonic quantum spin-Hall effect and photonic quantum valley-Hall effect. Furthermore, we introduce the recent work of chiral topological quantum interface formed by embedding quantum dot into the interface between two topologically distinct photonic crystal structures. At last, we give short outlook on the future development direction and prospect for application of topological chiral quantum interface.

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Section: Chiral Topological Quantum Interface Based On Photonic Quantum Valley-hall Effectmentioning

confidence: 95%

Section: Chiral Topological Quantum Interface Based On Photonic Quantum Spin-hall Effectmentioning

confidence: 99%

Recent Progress in Chiral Topological Quantum Interface

Jiang

Qiao

et al. 2022

Front. Phys.

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“…The topological cavities based on the first approach have found applications in chiral quantum optics. [ 118,119 ] Such topological cavities supporting two counter‐propagating modes with opposite polarization can be strongly coupled to a solid‐state quantum emitter. Due to the chiral coupling between the topological cavity and the quantum emitter, the emitter emits preferably into CW or CCW running modes depending on its spin (see Figure 10c).…”

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Topological Valley Photonics: Physics and Device Applications

Xue

Yang

Baile

2021

Advanced Photonics Research

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Topological photonics has emerged as a promising field in photonics that is able to shape the science and technology of light. As a significant degree of freedom, valley is introduced to design and construct photonic topological phases, with encouraging recent progress in applications ranging from on‐chip communications to terahertz lasers. Herein, the development of topological valley photonics is reviewed, from both perspectives of fundamental physics and practical applications. The unique valley‐contrasting physics determines that the bulk topology and the bulk‐boundary correspondence in valley photonic topological phases exhibit different properties from other photonic topological phases. Valley conservation allows not only robust propagation of light through sharp corners, but also 100% out‐coupling of topological states to the surrounding environment. Finally, robust valley transport requires no magnetic materials or the complex construction of photonic pseudospin and, thus, can be integrated on compact photonic platforms for future technologies.

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“…The combination of topology with quantum regime will bring more interesting phenomena and physics [45][46][47][48][49]. Especially, the coupling between quantum emitters and topologically protected state will exhibit robust strong light-matter interaction, enabling a topological quantum optics interface [50,51]. For example, the coupling to topological edge state enables the robust chiral emission of quantum dots (QDs) [50].…”

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Cavity Quantum Electrodynamics with Second-Order Topological Corner State

Xie,

Zhang,

et al. 2020

Preprint

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Topological photonics provides a new paradigm in studying cavity quantum electrodynamics with robustness to disorder. In this work, we demonstrate the coupling between single quantum dots and the second-order topological corner state. Based on the second-order topological corner state, a topological photonic crystal cavity is designed and fabricated into GaAs slabs with quantum dots embedded. The coexistence of corner state and edge state with high quality factor close to 2000 is observed. The enhancement of photoluminescence intensity and emission rate are both observed when the quantum dot is on resonance with the corner state. This result enables the application of topology into cavity quantum electrodynamics, offering an approach to topological devices for quantum information processing.

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Cited by 102 publications

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Recent Progress in Chiral Topological Quantum Interface

Recent Progress in Chiral Topological Quantum Interface

Topological Valley Photonics: Physics and Device Applications

Cavity Quantum Electrodynamics with Second-Order Topological Corner State

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