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Fundamentals of Polariton Physics

Rahimi-Iman et al., 2020

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5204049952616257053
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Rahimi-Iman A
Rahimi-Iman A
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Polariton Physics: From Dynamic Bose–Einstein Condensates in Strongly‐Coupled Light–Matter Systems to Polariton Lasers

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Light–matter interaction is a prerequisite for the observation of polaritons and for the utilization of excitonic particles in optical devices. It is particularly essential to deal with the recipe for strong coupling of excitons and photons in this early chapter to provide the …
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