In the short-lived phonon limit, two phonon modes drive a threshold-type cascade Brillouin process that generates uniform frequency combs without requiring anomalous dispersion.
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Moire superlattices naturally create tunable arrays of artificial atoms with uniform optical transition energies suitable for quantum optics applications across many wavelengths.
Fock-state lattices are built from Lie-algebra generators, linking their structure and dynamics to phase-space geometry and revealing when integrable Hamiltonians lack such an algebraic origin.
Bessel beam nuclear forward scattering in 229Th:CaF2 can determine the relative distribution of quantization axis directions inside the crystal.
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Cascade Brilloiun scattering on short-lived phonons for frequency comb generation
In the short-lived phonon limit, two phonon modes drive a threshold-type cascade Brillouin process that generates uniform frequency combs without requiring anomalous dispersion.
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Artificial-atom arrays in moire superlattices for quantum optics
Moire superlattices naturally create tunable arrays of artificial atoms with uniform optical transition energies suitable for quantum optics applications across many wavelengths.
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Algebraic structure of Fock-state lattices
Fock-state lattices are built from Lie-algebra generators, linking their structure and dynamics to phase-space geometry and revealing when integrable Hamiltonians lack such an algebraic origin.
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Nuclear forward scattering of Bessel beams in $^{229}$Th:CaF$_2$
Bessel beam nuclear forward scattering in 229Th:CaF2 can determine the relative distribution of quantization axis directions inside the crystal.