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Dynamical universality in a driven quantum fluid of light

Antonio Gianfrate, Daniele Sanvitto, Dario Ballarini, Dimitrios Trypogeorgos, Ivan Gnusov, Marzena Szymanska, Milena De Giorgi, Paolo Cazzato, Paolo Comaron

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classification ❄️ cond-mat.quant-gas cond-mat.mes-hallphysics.optics
keywords dynamical universalitypolariton condensatecritical dynamicsdriven quantum fluidexciton-polaritonsnon-equilibrium phase transitiondiffusive dynamics
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In a driven quantum fluid of light, relaxation time scales as the square of correlation length below condensation threshold.

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The paper measures how spatial correlations and dynamical relaxation are linked near a phase transition in a nonequilibrium polariton system. In the disordered phase below threshold, where fluctuations dominate, both the correlation length and relaxation time are extracted from experiments on exciton-polaritons in a microcavity. These quantities follow the power-law relation expected when dynamics are diffusive and the order parameter is not conserved. The work shows that critical universality, long studied in equilibrium matter, also governs the slowing down of dynamics in this driven optical fluid.

Core claim

Direct measurements in the fluctuation-dominated disordered phase below the condensation threshold establish that the relaxation time τ and correlation length ξ obey the universal relation τ ∝ ξ^z with dynamical exponent z ≈ 2, revealing diffusive dynamics of a non-conserved order parameter in the driven quantum fluid of light.

What carries the argument

The scaling relation τ ∝ ξ^z connecting the dynamical slowing down of relaxation time to the growth of spatial correlation length, with the extracted exponent z ≈ 2.

Load-bearing premise

The probed regime remains fluctuation-dominated and disordered below threshold without significant contributions from other relaxation channels or finite-size effects that would change the extracted exponent.

What would settle it

A measured dynamical exponent clearly different from 2, such as z ≈ 1 or z ≈ 3, in the same scaling regime would indicate the dynamics are not diffusive for a non-conserved order parameter.

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Universal scaling near phase transitions is one of the central ideas of physics, linking the growth of spatial correlations to the slowing down of dynamics. So far, direct experimental access to this critical behavior has remained largely confined to equilibrium many-body systems, and especially to static critical behavior. Here we probe how universality emerges in a driven quantum fluid of light formed by exciton--polaritons in a semiconductor microcavity. By probing the fluctuation-dominated disordered phase below the condensation threshold, we directly measure both the static growth of the correlation length $\xi$ and the dynamical slowing down of the relaxation time $\tau$. We find that these quantities obey the universal relation $\tau \propto \xi^{z}$ with dynamical exponent $z \approx 2$, revealing diffusive dynamics of a non-conserved order parameter. Our results extend the physics of critical dynamics from equilibrium matter to driven optical systems, bridging quantum condensates and lasers.

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Referee Report

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Summary. The paper reports an experimental study of dynamical scaling near the condensation threshold in a driven-dissipative exciton-polariton fluid. In the fluctuation-dominated disordered phase below threshold, the authors extract the spatial correlation length ξ from spatial correlations and the relaxation time τ from temporal correlations, finding that these quantities satisfy the scaling relation τ ∝ ξ^z with dynamical exponent z ≈ 2. This is interpreted as evidence for diffusive dynamics of a non-conserved order parameter, consistent with model-A universality.

Significance. If the scaling is robustly established with quantified uncertainties, the result would provide direct experimental access to dynamical critical exponents in a non-equilibrium quantum optical system. This extends the study of universality classes from equilibrium matter to driven fluids of light and offers a potential bridge to laser physics. The simultaneous measurement of static and dynamic quantities in the same setup is a clear experimental strength.

major comments (2)
  1. [Results] The central claim that z ≈ 2 is extracted from the relation between measured ξ and τ. However, the manuscript provides insufficient detail on the data analysis pipeline, including how correlation functions are computed, the fitting ranges, the number of independent realizations, and the statistical uncertainties on both ξ and τ. This information is required to assess whether the reported exponent is robust against post-selection, finite-size effects, or other relaxation channels (Results and Methods sections).
  2. [Methods] The assumption that the probed regime is purely fluctuation-dominated with negligible contributions from other relaxation mechanisms or pump-induced effects is load-bearing for the interpretation as model-A dynamics. The paper should include explicit checks (e.g., pump-power dependence or spatial homogeneity tests) demonstrating that these effects do not alter the extracted scaling within the reported parameter window.
minor comments (2)
  1. [Abstract] The abstract states z ≈ 2 without quoting an uncertainty or the range of ξ over which the scaling is observed; adding this would improve clarity.
  2. Figure captions should explicitly state the number of averaged realizations and any binning or filtering applied to the correlation data.

Simulated Author's Rebuttal

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We thank the referee for their constructive report and positive assessment of the significance of our results. We address each major comment below and will incorporate the suggested clarifications and checks into a revised manuscript.

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  1. Referee: [Results] The central claim that z ≈ 2 is extracted from the relation between measured ξ and τ. However, the manuscript provides insufficient detail on the data analysis pipeline, including how correlation functions are computed, the fitting ranges, the number of independent realizations, and the statistical uncertainties on both ξ and τ. This information is required to assess whether the reported exponent is robust against post-selection, finite-size effects, or other relaxation channels (Results and Methods sections).

    Authors: We agree that a more detailed description of the analysis pipeline is required for full transparency and to allow independent assessment of robustness. In the revised manuscript we will expand the Methods section with: (i) the precise procedure for computing the two-point spatial and temporal correlation functions from the raw far-field intensity images, including any averaging or normalization steps; (ii) the explicit fitting ranges and functional forms used to extract ξ and τ (with example fits shown in a new supplementary figure); (iii) the number of independent realizations acquired at each pump power (typically 80–120); and (iv) the statistical uncertainties obtained via bootstrap resampling of the correlation data. These additions will enable readers to evaluate possible influences from finite-size effects or alternative relaxation channels. revision: yes

  2. Referee: [Methods] The assumption that the probed regime is purely fluctuation-dominated with negligible contributions from other relaxation mechanisms or pump-induced effects is load-bearing for the interpretation as model-A dynamics. The paper should include explicit checks (e.g., pump-power dependence or spatial homogeneity tests) demonstrating that these effects do not alter the extracted scaling within the reported parameter window.

    Authors: We acknowledge that explicit verification of the fluctuation-dominated regime strengthens the interpretation. While the original manuscript already contains basic checks for spatial homogeneity (uniform pump profile and absence of visible heating signatures), we will add a dedicated subsection (and accompanying supplementary figures) that systematically examines: (1) the pump-power dependence of both ξ and τ across the full sub-threshold window, confirming that the scaling exponent remains stable without systematic deviations; and (2) spatial homogeneity tests via position-resolved correlation lengths and intensity profiles. These data will demonstrate that, within the reported parameter range, other relaxation channels or pump-induced effects do not measurably affect the extracted scaling. revision: yes

Circularity Check

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No significant circularity: empirical scaling from direct measurements

full rationale

The paper reports direct experimental measurements of the correlation length ξ and relaxation time τ in the fluctuation-dominated disordered phase below threshold in a driven polariton fluid. The scaling relation τ ∝ ξ^z with z ≈ 2 is extracted by fitting the observed data points, consistent with model-A expectations for non-conserved order parameter dynamics. No derivation chain exists that reduces a claimed prediction or first-principles result to its own inputs by construction, self-definition, or load-bearing self-citation; the central result is an empirical observation grounded in the measured quantities and external experimental controls rather than internal parameter fits renamed as predictions. The analysis is self-contained against the stated regime and benchmarks.

Axiom & Free-Parameter Ledger

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The central claim rests on experimental measurements of correlation functions and relaxation times; no free parameters are introduced beyond the fitted exponent z, and no new entities are postulated.

axioms (1)
  • domain assumption The system belongs to the universality class of a non-conserved order parameter with diffusive dynamics (model A).
    Invoked to interpret z ≈ 2 as diffusive dynamics.

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