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- Explore quantum regimes of light-matter interaction such as super radiance in nanostructured solid-state systems and surface plasmon lasing.
- Study polaritonic effects in nanostructures to attain quantum correlations between light and matter even in the presence of fast dephasing processes.
- Investigate transmitted photon quantum entanglement through nanostructured media, e.g. metallic hole arrays with a photon-plasmon-photon conversion process. A remarkable effect, which may have considerable applications in quantum-imaging technologies.
- Develop light induced self-organization of atoms in strongly confined light fields as nano-fibres and microresonators. Here single particles significantly act back on the light field, providing a new and efficient source of optical nonlinearity at the few photon – few atom level.
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Peter Rabl
WG4 Leader
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