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Abstract
En 中文
Connecting quantum emitters
Exploiting topological properties of a system allows certain properties to be protected against the disorder and scattering caused by defects. Barik
et al.
demonstrate a strong light-matter interaction in a topological photonic structure (see the Perspective by Amo). They created topological edge states at the interface between two photonic, topologically distinct regions and coupled them to a single quantum emitter. The chiral nature of single-photon emission was used to inject single photons of opposite polarization into counterpropagating topological edge states. Such a topological quantum optics interface may provide a powerful platform for developing robust integrated quantum optical circuits.
Science
, this issue p.
666
; see also p.
638
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