Understanding and modeling of a surface-plasmon phenomenon on lossy metals interfaces
based on simplified models of dielectric function lead to problems when confronted with …

An array of radiatively coupled emitters provides a platform for generating, storing and
manipulating quantum light. However, the simultaneous positioning and tuning of several …

We investigate the quantum-optical properties of the light emitted by a nanoparticle-on-
mirror cavity filled with a single quantum emitter. Inspired by recent experiments, we model a …

Plasmonic structures such as metal nanoparticles (MNPs) provide a promising way to
explore and control light in a solid-state environment. Here, we study a hybrid system …

Metal nanoparticles (MNPs) possess the intriguing property of enhancing and limiting the
energy of light field to subwavelength scale, which have attracted extensive attention in …

Confining light to scales beyond the diffraction limit, quantum plasmonics supplies an ideal
platform to explore strong light-matter couplings. The light-induced localized surface …

Hybrid systems made of quantum emitters and plasmonic nanoresonators offer a unique
platform to implement artificial atoms with completely novel optical responses that are not …

A two-level quantum emitter with broken inversion symmetry simultaneously driven by an
optical field and a microwave field that couples to the permanent dipole's moment is …

Highly integrated single-photon sources are key components in future quantum-optical
circuits. Whereas the probabilistic generation of single photons can routinely be done by …

Abstract Properties of plasmonic materials are associated with surface plasmons—the
electromagnetic excitations coupled to coherent electron charge density oscillations on a …