Cavity Field Suppression via Interference Effects

Abstract

The purpose of the study is to show how interference effects are responsible for manipulating the output electromagnetic field of a microresonator in the good-cavity limit. The system of interest consists of a moderately strongly pumped two-level emitter embedded in a photonic crystal microcavity. This is due to the interference among the scattered light by a strongly pumped atom into the cavity mode and an incident cavity weaker laser field. The phase difference of the applied lasers can be a convenient tool to control the photon dynamics. The photon statistics shows super- or sub-Poissonian statistics.