Limiting the Spectral Diffusion of Nano-Scale Light Emitters using the Purcell effect in a Photonic-Confined Environment
Lyasota, A.; Jarlov, C.; Rudra, A.; Dwir, B.; Kapon, E.
2019

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Partial suppression of the spectral diffusion of quantum dot (QD) excitons tuned to resonance of a nano-photonic cavity is reported. The suppression is caused by the Purcell enhancement of the QD-exciton recombination rate, which alters the rate of charging of the solid-state environment by the QD itself. The effect can be used to spectrally-stabilize solid-state emitters of single photons and other non-classical states of light.

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Title Limiting the Spectral Diffusion of Nano-Scale Light Emitters using the Purcell effect in a Photonic-Confined Environment
Author(s) Lyasota, A. ; Jarlov, C. ; Rudra, A. ; Dwir, B. ; Kapon, E.
Published in Scientific Reports
Volume 9
Pages 1195
Date 2019-02-04
ISSN 2045-2322
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DOI https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-018-37677-2
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