Cavity QED with quantum dots in microcavities
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1 Cavity QED with quantum dots in microcavities Martin van Exter, Morten Bakker, Thomas Ruytenberg, Wolfgang Löffler, Dirk Bouwmeester (Leiden) Ajit Barve, Larry Coldren (UCSB)
2 Motivation and Applications Motivation: Full control of Atom-field interaction Quantum state of light Quantum state of atom Applications: Quantum logic (quantum gates) Quantum communication (quantum internet) C. Bonato et al., Phys. Rev. Lett., 4, 653 (2) Martin van Exter - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 2
3 Cavity QED (= Quantum Electro Dynamics) Single atom in high-quality optical cavity Weak coupling: Intermediate coupling: Cooperativity: Strong coupling: (Dressed states) Motivation: - Single-photon nonlinearities - Construction of quantum gate Martin van Exter - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 3
4 Artificial atoms = InAs Quantum dots in GaAs Artificial atoms GaAs InAs Ground state: Excited state: Martin van Exter - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 4
5 Tuning energy and charge via bias voltage 949 Charged QD Wavelength (nm) X X - PL (a.u.) Voltage (V) Wavelength (nm) Stark Shift Martin van Exter - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 5
6 Semiconductor quantum dots in cavities a) Photonic crystal cavity b) Microdisk cavity c)-e) Micropillar cavities Martin van Exter - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 6
7 Semiconductor quantum dots in cavities c)-e) Micropillar cavities Martin van Exter - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 7
8 Ten years of technology: micropillar cavities Small volume (~2µm 3 ) and high Q ~3k, (Maximum Purcell factor 2) Oxide aperture QDs V M. P. Bakker et al., Appl. Phys. Lett. 4, 9 (24) Martin van Exter - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 8
9 . Resonant spectroscopy; where a single-atom matters Empty cavity: Scanning laser Reflection Transmission Refl.5.2. Trans Cryostat (9. K) -2-2 Freq (GHz) Q = Martin van Exter - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 9
10 . Resonant spectroscopy; where a single-atom matters Full cavity: Electronic tuning of QD resonance frequency.77 VV.725 V Refl.5 Trans -2-2 Freq (GHz) -2-2 Freq (GHz) QD cavity 2 QD cavity 2 QD cavity Martin van Exter - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden
11 QD-cavity coupling Voltage (V) QD Reflectivity Refl Refl Trans Trans.7.68 cavity -2-2 Frequency (GHz).6.5 Refl Freq (GHz). Trans Martin van Exter - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden
12 QD-cavity coupling Voltage (V) Avoided crossing: Qdot Reflectivity Refl Refl Trans Trans.7 Qdot Frequency (GHz) cavity.6.5 Refl Freq (GHz). Trans Martin van Exter - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 2
13 Conclusion : QD-cavity coupling Voltage (V) Avoided crossing: First Polarization degenerate.7 CQED system! Voltage control.68 Single-photon transistor! -2-2 Frequency (GHz) Polarization properties can be observed more easily Freq (GHz) M. P. Bakker et al., Phys. Rev. B. 9, 539 (25) Martin van Exter - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 3 Reflectivity Refl Refl Refl Trans Trans Trans
14 2. Cavity reflection as probe for dynamics of single QD pw laser intensity:.7 V.725 V.74 V Reflectivity Freq (GHz) -2 2 Freq (GHz) -2 2 Freq (GHz) Martin van Exter - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 4
15 2. Cavity reflection as probe for dynamics of single QD pw laser intensity:.7 V.725 V.74 V Reflectivity.7.4 nw:.69 V Hysteresis!.75 V.72 V Reflectivity Freq (GHz) -2 2 Freq (GHz) -2 2 Freq (GHz) Martin van Exter - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 5
16 Probing build-up and decay: ms timescale Martin van Exter - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 6
17 Charges trapped behind oxide aperture Resonant laser excites charges, trapped by aperture Electric field over QDs decreases Oxide aperture QDs V -V charge M. P. Bakker et al., Phys. Rev. B. 9, 2435 (25) Martin van Exter - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 7
18 3. Coherence measurements: empty cavity (reference) sanity check: empty cavity M. P. Bakker et al., Opt. Lett., 4, 373 (25) Martin van Exter - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 8
19 3. Coherence measurements: cavity with QD Direct observation of decoherence of Q dot! Martin van Exter - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 9
20 4. Single-photon nonlinearities At output: extreme bunching of photons! Martin van Exter - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 2
21 Conclusion Quantum dot in microcavity = versatile quantum system.76. Resonant spectroscopy, where a single atom maters Voltage (V) Reflectivity Frequency (GHz).5 2. Hysteresis effects & charge memory 3. Decoherence directly observed Reflectivity Freq (GHz) 4. Extreme photon bunching Martin van Exter - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 2
22 Future goal: create a quantum gate Use single-photon nonlinearities to create a quantum gate C. Bonato et al., Phys. Rev. Lett., 4, 653 (2) Martin van Exter - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 22
23 QD jumps On/off blinking behavior: Intensity (a.u.) Average Intensity (a.u.).5..5 time (s) ON Reflection Tranmission OFF OFF ON -2-2 Frequency (GHz) Fix laser here QD Trap Martin van Exter - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 23
24 Resonant spectroscopy Neutral QD: Voltage =.787 V Voltage =.82 V Voltage =.87 V Intensity (a.u.) Frequency (GHz) Negative QD: -2 2 Frequency (GHz) -2 2 Frequency (GHz) Intensity (a.u.).5 Voltage =.95 V -2 2 Frequency (GHz) Voltage =.98 V -2 2 Frequency (GHz) Voltage =.995 V -2 2 Frequency (GHz) Morten Bakker - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 24
25 Magnetic field X and X -, in-plane B=.9 Tesla field (Zeeman splitting): Intensity (a.u.) Voltage =.975 V -2-2 Frequency (GHz) B= T B=.9 T B= T B=.9 T E Z (h) E Z (e) Morten Bakker - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 25
26 Sample P-contact N-contact 3 µm 2 nm.5 mm Morten Bakker - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 26
27 Setup Morten Bakker - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 27
28 3. Phase variations around resonance Morten Bakker - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 28
29 Viewing the aperture Reflectance at 64 nm Y X Morten Bakker - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 29
30 Polarization degenerate CQED Neutral QD: 9 Refl.5.2. Trans Refl.5. Trans Voltage (V) Refl.5.2. Trans Frequency (GHz) -2-2 Freq (GHz) Morten Bakker - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 3
31 QD power dependence Negative QD, vary excitation power: Power =.6 nw Power = 2.6 nw Power = 7.2 nw Intensity (a.u.) Frequency (GHz) -2-2 Frequency (GHz) -2-2 Frequency (GHz) γ QD =.3 GHz γ QD =.6 GHz γ QD = 2.3 GHz Q cavity = 27. Morten Bakker - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 3
32 QD (charge?) jumps A curious QD that shows on/off blinking behavior: (not all QDs show this!) Average.8 Intensity (a.u.) Frequency (GHz) Morten Bakker - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 32
33 Outline Motivation Introduction of system: Qdots & microcavities Various experiments:. Resonant spectroscopy 2. Hysteresis effects & charge memory 3. Coherence measurements Morten Bakker - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 33
34 Motivation Quantum dots (artificial atoms) and micropillar cavities.2 photon Refl.5. Trans -2 2 Freq (GHz) Morten Bakker - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 34
35 Motivation Quantum dots (artificial atoms) and micropillar cavities.2 photon Refl.5. Trans + photon e g (artificial) atom Towards QD photon entanglement Refl Freq (GHz).2. Trans Morten Bakker - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 35
36 Artificial atoms Neutral QD: Charged QD: +B-field: Morten Bakker - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 36
37 Voltage control Voltage control of charge and energy (through Stark effect) Neutral 949 Charged PL (a.u.) H V Wavelength (nm) X X - PL (a.u.) Wavelength (nm) Voltage (V) Wavelength (nm) Morten Bakker - Quantum Optics group - University of Leiden 37
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