Second-order coherence function of a plasmonic nanoantenna fed by a single-photon source.

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Abstract
We study the second-order coherence function of a plasmonic nanoantenna fed by near-field of a single-photon source incoherently pumped in the continuous wave regime. We consider the case of a strong Purcell effect, when the single-photon source radiates almost entirely in the mode of a nanoantenna. We show that when the energy of thermal fluctuations, kT, of the nanoantenna is much smaller than the interaction energy between the electromagnetic field of the nanoantenna mode and the single-photon source, ℏΩ, the statistics of the emission is close to that of thermal radiation. In the opposite limit, ℏΩ>kT, the nanoantenna radiates single photons. In the last case, we demonstrate the possibility of overcoming the radiation intensity of an individual single-photon source. This result opens the possibility of creating a high-intensity single-photon source.
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Authors Nefedkin, Nikita E;Andrianov, Evgeny S;Zyablovsky, Alexander A;Pukhov, Alexander A;Vinogradov, Alexey P;Lisyansky, Alexander A;
Journal Optics express
Year 2019
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10.1364/OE.27.023396
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Keywords
nanoantenna thermal emission boron nitride nanotubes high temperature radiator phonon polaritons thermal photonics

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