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Spontaneous mirror-symmetry breaking in coupled nanolasers

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Abstract

We show spontaneous mirror-symmetry breaking in two coupled photonic crystal nanolasers. This is the first experimental demonstration of such transition in micro/nanophotonics. A pitchfork bifurcation reveals two localized states, whose coexistence has been shown by optical switching with short pulses. The symmetry breaking bifurcation has been observed with only ~150 intracavity photons, which makes this system promising to investigate non-classical photon correlations and nonlinear dynamical phenomena with few photons.

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