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On-Demand Dark Soliton Train Manipulation in a Spinor Polariton Condensate

Hugo Pierre Alexandre Flayac
2014
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Abstract

We theoretically demonstrate the generation of dark soliton trains in a one-dimensional exciton-polariton condensate within experimentally accessible schemes. In particular, we show that the frequency of the train can be finely tuned fully optically or electrically to provide a stable and efficient output signal modulation. Taking the polarization of the condensate into account, we elucidate the possibility of forming on-demand half-soliton trains.

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