Multimodal strong coupling of photonic crystal cavities of dissimilar size

Abstract

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Ultrafast non-local control of spontaneous emission

“…In the first series of experiments, the change in the SE rate of QDs in the target cavity was characterized in quasi-static conditions by thermo-optic tuning of the FP cavity. The FP modes shift to longer wavelengths because of heating when the excitation power increases 21 , which changes the detuning between two cavities (Fig. 2a).…”

In situ optofluidic control of reconfigurable photonic crystal cavities

“…24 The present method, however, is reversible and reconfigurable, easier than the uniaxial strain method 25 and more accurate than the liquid crystal temperature 17 tuning method. For empty membranes, the local temperature rise under the present conditions is in the range of 100-200 C. 26 The exponentially rising vapour pressure with temperature in this regime could explain the evaporation, which is observed to vary highly nonlinearly with power, effectively exhibiting a threshold value below which no oil removal is observed on time scales of tens of minutes. The present method appears very similar to the water removal procedure, [9][10][11] but the different timescales should be noted, minutes versus days.…”

Interaction of Love waves with coupled cavity modes in a 2D holey phononic crystal

“…Phononic crystals (PnCs) have received increasing attention in the last two decades as an analogue of photonic crystals (PtCs). [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8] Coupling modes have been investigated in both PnCs [9,10,11,12,13,14] and PtCs [15,16,17,18,19], exhibiting features such as energy transferring [10,11,16], absorption [9,12], wave confinement [16] and frequency modulation [13]. Most of the research is based on the cavity/waveguide [10,16,13], cavity/cavity [18,13] or waveguide/ waveguide [11] systems.…”

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