Polariton pumping and decay
Peter et al. (2005) anticrossing at resonance is asymmetric
(Fig. 1.11). As is the case with quantum
wells, the experimental situation may be privileging one polariton
branch over the other. For a more complete fitting expression of the
spectra, Lindblad terms for polariton decay
and pump
could be included in the
master Eq. (2.71). The parameters,
and
,
respectively would also be variables in the fit. The total master
equation in terms of the photon and exciton operators would include
crossed Lindblad terms defined as
|
(3.86) |
The decay and pumping rate parameters need be recalculated summing the
contributions from all kinds. This leads to asymmetric spectra at
resonance, Fig.
3.20(a), for the same
reason that the SE of a polariton is asymmetric in
Fig.
3.5(b) when
. This
is an interesting configuration to contrast with experiments. In
Fig.
3.20(b)-(c), we show, for instance,
how strongly some polariton pump can affect the transition into WC. In
the model, the cross terms appear in the Rabi frequency as an
imaginary part of the coupling, producing decoherence but also a
detuning effect.
Elena del Valle
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