Polaritonics: Classical or Quantum?

Polaritonics: Classical or Quantum?
Topic
Polaritonics: Classical or Quantum?
Date & Time
Friday, January 10, 2025 - 15:00 - 16:00
Speaker
Alexey Kavokin, Westlake University
Location
Room W934, NYU Shanghai New Bund Campus (Please RSVP) & Hosted via Zoom

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Abstract:  

Superfluids of exciton-polaritons may form circular currents characterised by discrete opological charges. Superpositions of superfluid states having different topological charges may be used to build qubits conceptually similar to superconducting phase qubits [1]. We demonstrate a full set of single qubit gate operations and an entangling double qubit gate operation with such states. I discuss their quantumness in terms of the negativity of a double-qubit density matrix and perspectives for the violation of the Bell inequality.

[1] "Polariton lasers for classical and quantum computing", A.V. Kavokin, T.C.H. Liew, S. Klembt, P.G. Lagoudakis and S. Hoefling, Nature Reviews Physics, 4, 435–451 (2022).

Seminar by the NYU-ECNU Institute of Physics at NYU Shanghai