Slow-light dispersion of a cavity polariton in an organic crystal microcavity

Abstract

Herein, we have measured the phase dispersion of a cavity polariton in a single-crystalline anthracene microcavity via interference spectroscopy. Results show slow-light dispersion at the cavity polariton's lower polariton resonance, which agrees well with the transfer matrix method calculation results. According to the theoretical calculations, the slow-light dispersion's group refractive index is 24. We found that the structural dispersion due to a phenomenological photon cavity and material dispersion caused by the exciton contributed to the large group refractive index. These efforts will aid in realizing optical buffer memories for organic microcavities.

Flatband slows down polariton dynamics in strongly coupled cavities

“…Slow-light and intercavity organic polaritons Polaritons found in both organic and inorganic semiconductors have demonstrated a high degree of flexibility to control the internal energy structure and dynamics, unfolding alternative routes, [22][23][24][25][26][27][28] including the use of photonic lattices to craft flatbands [29][30][31][32].…”