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The spontaneous emission of a quantum emitter can be significantly modified by the local density of optical states when coupled to a resonant optical mode, leading to rich light–matter interaction phenomena, such as Purcell-enhanced photon emission. (1−6) When the emitter and cavity are in the strong coupling regime, a new hybrid light–matter state, known as a polariton, emerges.
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