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Time-periodic driving of a bath-coupled open quantum gas of light

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arxiv 2502.14986 v2 pith:7TW42YYV submitted 2025-02-20 cond-mat.quant-gas quant-ph

Andris Erglis , Alexander Sazhin , Frank Vewinger , Martin Weitz , Stefan Yoshi Buhmann , Julian Schmitt This is my paper · ORCID
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We study the frequency-resolved density response of a photon Bose-Einstein condensate coupled to a bath of dye molecules by time-periodic driving. By monitoring the photon number dynamics for different drive frequencies, we obtain the spectral response of the condensate in a phase-sensitive way. We find that as the photon number increases, the response of the coupled condensate-bath system transitions from overdamped to resonant behavior, indicating a transition from closed to open system dynamics. Our spectroscopy method paves the way for studies of collective excitations in complex driven-dissipative systems.

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