Cavity photons induce light-enhanced quantum self-trapping of vibrational excitons at weak coupling and accelerated transfer at stronger coupling, with critical strengths where dynamics freeze into stabilized many-vibron bound states.
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KPZ scaling in arrays of polariton condensates originates from fluctuations of Goldstone modes caused by U(1) symmetry breaking.
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Light-Induced Quantum Self-Trapping of Vibrational Excitons in an Optical Cavity
Cavity photons induce light-enhanced quantum self-trapping of vibrational excitons at weak coupling and accelerated transfer at stronger coupling, with critical strengths where dynamics freeze into stabilized many-vibron bound states.
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The origin of KPZ-scaling in arrays of polariton condensates
KPZ scaling in arrays of polariton condensates originates from fluctuations of Goldstone modes caused by U(1) symmetry breaking.