Spin-spin indirect interaction at low-energy excitation in zero-dimensional cavities

We solve the low-energy part of the spectrum of a model that describes a circularly polarized cavity mode strongly coupled to two exciton modes, each of which is coupled to a localized spin of arbitrary magnitude. In the regime in which the excitons and the cavity modes are strongly coupled, forming...

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Autores principales: Andrade, J.A., Aligia, A.A., Quinteiro, G.F.
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spelling todo:paper_09538984_v23_n21_p_Andrade2023-10-03T15:51:30Z Spin-spin indirect interaction at low-energy excitation in zero-dimensional cavities Andrade, J.A. Aligia, A.A. Quinteiro, G.F. Axial anisotropy Cavity mode Circularly polarized Detunings Effective Hamiltonian Effective interactions Exciton modes Indirect interactions Localized spin Low energies Low-energy excitations Low-energy state Micro Pillars Polaritons Quantum Computing Quantum Dot Spin models Spin-spin Two-qubit Zero-dimensional Magnetic fields Magnetic properties Quantum computers Quantum theory Transition metals Excitons We solve the low-energy part of the spectrum of a model that describes a circularly polarized cavity mode strongly coupled to two exciton modes, each of which is coupled to a localized spin of arbitrary magnitude. In the regime in which the excitons and the cavity modes are strongly coupled, forming polaritons, the low-energy part of the spectrum can be described by an effective spin model, which contains a magnetic field, an axial anisotropy, and an Ising interaction between the localized spins. For detunings such that the low-energy states are dominated by nearly degenerate excitonic modes, the description of the low-energy states by a simple effective Hamiltonian ceases to be valid and the effective interaction tends to vanish. Finally, we discuss a possible application to two-qubit quantum computing operations in a system of transition-metal impurities embedded in quantum dots inside a micropillar. © 2011 IOP Publishing Ltd. Fil:Quinteiro, G.F. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_09538984_v23_n21_p_Andrade
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topic Axial anisotropy
Cavity mode
Circularly polarized
Detunings
Effective Hamiltonian
Effective interactions
Exciton modes
Indirect interactions
Localized spin
Low energies
Low-energy excitations
Low-energy state
Micro Pillars
Polaritons
Quantum Computing
Quantum Dot
Spin models
Spin-spin
Two-qubit
Zero-dimensional
Magnetic fields
Magnetic properties
Quantum computers
Quantum theory
Transition metals
Excitons
spellingShingle Axial anisotropy
Cavity mode
Circularly polarized
Detunings
Effective Hamiltonian
Effective interactions
Exciton modes
Indirect interactions
Localized spin
Low energies
Low-energy excitations
Low-energy state
Micro Pillars
Polaritons
Quantum Computing
Quantum Dot
Spin models
Spin-spin
Two-qubit
Zero-dimensional
Magnetic fields
Magnetic properties
Quantum computers
Quantum theory
Transition metals
Excitons
Andrade, J.A.
Aligia, A.A.
Quinteiro, G.F.
Spin-spin indirect interaction at low-energy excitation in zero-dimensional cavities
topic_facet Axial anisotropy
Cavity mode
Circularly polarized
Detunings
Effective Hamiltonian
Effective interactions
Exciton modes
Indirect interactions
Localized spin
Low energies
Low-energy excitations
Low-energy state
Micro Pillars
Polaritons
Quantum Computing
Quantum Dot
Spin models
Spin-spin
Two-qubit
Zero-dimensional
Magnetic fields
Magnetic properties
Quantum computers
Quantum theory
Transition metals
Excitons
description We solve the low-energy part of the spectrum of a model that describes a circularly polarized cavity mode strongly coupled to two exciton modes, each of which is coupled to a localized spin of arbitrary magnitude. In the regime in which the excitons and the cavity modes are strongly coupled, forming polaritons, the low-energy part of the spectrum can be described by an effective spin model, which contains a magnetic field, an axial anisotropy, and an Ising interaction between the localized spins. For detunings such that the low-energy states are dominated by nearly degenerate excitonic modes, the description of the low-energy states by a simple effective Hamiltonian ceases to be valid and the effective interaction tends to vanish. Finally, we discuss a possible application to two-qubit quantum computing operations in a system of transition-metal impurities embedded in quantum dots inside a micropillar. © 2011 IOP Publishing Ltd.
format JOUR
author Andrade, J.A.
Aligia, A.A.
Quinteiro, G.F.
author_facet Andrade, J.A.
Aligia, A.A.
Quinteiro, G.F.
author_sort Andrade, J.A.
title Spin-spin indirect interaction at low-energy excitation in zero-dimensional cavities
title_short Spin-spin indirect interaction at low-energy excitation in zero-dimensional cavities
title_full Spin-spin indirect interaction at low-energy excitation in zero-dimensional cavities
title_fullStr Spin-spin indirect interaction at low-energy excitation in zero-dimensional cavities
title_full_unstemmed Spin-spin indirect interaction at low-energy excitation in zero-dimensional cavities
title_sort spin-spin indirect interaction at low-energy excitation in zero-dimensional cavities
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_09538984_v23_n21_p_Andrade
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