Effects of the Linear Polarization of Polariton Condensates in Their Propagation in Codirectional Couplers

Rozas E, Yulin A, Beierlein J, Klembt S, Hofling S, Egorov O, Peschel U, Shelykh IA, Gundin M, Robles-Lopez I, Martin MD, Vina L (2021)


Publication Type: Journal article

Publication year: 2021

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Book Volume: 8

Pages Range: 2489-2497

Journal Issue: 8

DOI: 10.1021/acsphotonics.1c00746

Abstract

We report on the linear polarization of polariton condensates in a codirectional coupler that allows evanescent coupling between adjacent waveguides. During the condensate's formation, polaritons usually acquire a randomly oriented polarization, however, our results reveal a preferential orientation of the linear polarization along the waveguide propagation path. Furthermore, we observe polarization-dependent intensity oscillations in the output terminal of the coupler, and we identify the mode beating between the linear-polarized eigenmodes as the origin of these oscillations. Our findings provide an insight into the control of the polarization of polariton condensates, paving the way for the development of spin-based polaritonic architectures where condensates propagate over macroscopic distances.

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Rozas, E., Yulin, A., Beierlein, J., Klembt, S., Hofling, S., Egorov, O.,... Vina, L. (2021). Effects of the Linear Polarization of Polariton Condensates in Their Propagation in Codirectional Couplers. ACS Photonics, 8(8), 2489-2497. https://doi.org/10.1021/acsphotonics.1c00746

MLA:

Rozas, Elena, et al. "Effects of the Linear Polarization of Polariton Condensates in Their Propagation in Codirectional Couplers." ACS Photonics 8.8 (2021): 2489-2497.

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