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- Title
Controllable vortex lasing arrays in a geometrically frustrated exciton–polariton lattice at room temperature.
- Authors
Wang, Jun; Peng, Yutian; Xu, Huawen; Feng, Jiangang; Huang, Yuqing; Wu, Jinqi; Liew, Timothy C H; Xiong, Qihua
- Abstract
Quantized vortices appearing in topological excitations of quantum phase transition play a pivotal role in strongly correlated physics involving the underlying confluence of superfluids, Bose–Einstein condensates and superconductors. Exciton polaritons as bosonic quasiparticles have enabled studies of non-equilibrium quantum gases and superfluidity. Exciton–polariton condensates in artificial lattices intuitively emulate energy-band structures and quantum many-body effects of condensed matter, underpinning constructing vortex lattices and controlling quantum fluidic circuits. Here, we harness exciton–polariton quantum fluids of light in a frustrated kagome lattice based on robust metal–halide perovskite microcavities, to demonstrate vortex lasing arrays and modulate their configurations at room temperature. Tomographic energy–momentum spectra unambiguously reveal massless Dirac bands and quenched kinetic-energy flat bands coexisting in kagome lattices, where polariton condensates exhibit prototypical honeycomb and kagome spatial patterns. Spatial coherence investigations illustrate two types of phase textures of polariton condensates carrying ordered quantized-vortex arrays and π-phase shifts, which could be selected when needed using lasing emission energy. Our findings offer a promising platform on which it is possible to study quantum-fluid correlations in complex polaritonic lattices and highlight feasible applications of structured light.
- Subjects
BOSE-Einstein condensation; QUANTUM phase transitions; CONDENSED matter; QUANTUM gases; QUANTUM fluids; VECTOR beams; POLARITONS; PHASE shift (Nuclear physics); SPHEROMAKS
- Publication
National Science Review, 2023, Vol 10, Issue 1, p1
- ISSN
2095-5138
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.1093/nsr/nwac096