Disorder in fermionic cavity couplings yields a superradiant phase where multiple grey modes participate coherently, producing enhanced scaling of the condensate with system size unlike the single bright mode of uniform coupling.
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Disorder renormalizes the light-matter coupling in a cavity-fermion system, lowering the average superradiant threshold and distorting the density-wave order above threshold.
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Disorder-Induced Enhancement of Fermionic Superradiance
Disorder in fermionic cavity couplings yields a superradiant phase where multiple grey modes participate coherently, producing enhanced scaling of the condensate with system size unlike the single bright mode of uniform coupling.
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Density Wave Ordering with Disordered Ultracold Fermions in Optical Cavities
Disorder renormalizes the light-matter coupling in a cavity-fermion system, lowering the average superradiant threshold and distorting the density-wave order above threshold.