Strong Coupling beyond the Light-Line.
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Polaritons as mentioned in this paper are states that inherit characteristics of both the optical cavity modes and the optical microcavity modes and can be formed by strong coupling of molecules placed in an optical micro cavity may lead to the formation of hybrid states called polaritons.Abstract:
Strong coupling of molecules placed in an optical microcavity may lead to the formation of hybrid states called polaritons; states that inherit characteristics of both the optical cavity modes and ...read more
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