Gravitational waves induce long-range dissipative couplings among atoms in ordered arrays via the EM vacuum, producing a distinct superradiant photon emission shifted by the GW frequency and persisting under disorder.
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Long-range light-mediated interactions induce singular dispersion bands in 1D and 2D subwavelength atom arrays that enable unsplit spreading of localized excitations, acting as a smoking-gun signature of singular band structure.
Two giant atoms in a waveguide-QED system form both static bound states with persistent excitations and oscillating bound states featuring periodic atom-photon exchanges and extra harmonic components from quasi-dark modes.
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Gravitational Wave-Induced Superradiance in Ordered Atomic Arrays
Gravitational waves induce long-range dissipative couplings among atoms in ordered arrays via the EM vacuum, producing a distinct superradiant photon emission shifted by the GW frequency and persisting under disorder.
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Singular band Induced by Long-Range Interaction Enables Unsplit Spreading of Localized Excitations
Long-range light-mediated interactions induce singular dispersion bands in 1D and 2D subwavelength atom arrays that enable unsplit spreading of localized excitations, acting as a smoking-gun signature of singular band structure.
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Oscillating bound states in waveguide-QED system with two giant atoms
Two giant atoms in a waveguide-QED system form both static bound states with persistent excitations and oscillating bound states featuring periodic atom-photon exchanges and extra harmonic components from quasi-dark modes.