QUANTUM CONFINED INTENSE LIGHT LABORATORY

 

Institute of Applied Physics of RAS

 quantum and nonlinear opticS in two-dimensional materials and structures (graphene, quantum wells) and Weyl semimetals

Aim: study of quantum and nonlinear optical effects under conditions of strong localization in electrodynamic systems, in particular optical waveguides and microcavities, as well as in two-dimensional materials and structures (graphene, quantum wells) and Weyl semimetals. When studying the effects associated with the quantum nature of light, in a situation where it is not a question of achieving ultrahigh intensities, the localization of the field, nevertheless, can significantly affect the processes occurring.

Tasks:
1. Study of nonlinear optical and quantum optical effects in graphene, Weyl semimetals and quantum wells
2. Study of the quantum-correlation characteristics of low-photon fields generated in a 2D quantum well placed in an external electrodynamic system