Simulating anharmonic vibrational polaritons beyond the long wavelength approximation
The Journal of Chemical Physics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
162(1)
Published: Jan. 2, 2025
In
this
work,
we
investigate
anharmonic
vibrational
polaritons
formed
due
to
strong
light–matter
interactions
in
an
optical
cavity
between
radiation
modes
and
vibrations
beyond
the
long-wavelength
limit.
We
introduce
a
conceptually
simple
description
of
interactions,
where
spatially
localized
couple
vibrations.
Within
theoretical
framework,
employ
self-consistent
phonon
theory
dynamical
mean-field
efficiently
simulate
momentum-resolved
vibrational-polariton
spectra,
including
effects
anharmonicity.
Numerical
simulations
model
systems
demonstrate
accuracy
applicability
our
approach.
Language: Английский
Light–matter interaction Hamiltonians in cavity quantum electrodynamics
Chemical Physics Reviews,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
6(1)
Published: Feb. 12, 2025
When
matter
is
strongly
coupled
to
an
optical
cavity,
new
hybrid
light–matter
states
are
formed,
the
so-called
polariton
states.
These
polaritons
can
qualitatively
change
physical
properties
of
cavity
by
completely
altering
its
energy
eigenspectrum.
Fueled
experimental
innovations
in
recent
years,
much
progress
has
been
made
simulating
intrinsic
quantum
behavior
these
At
heart
each
simulation
choice
Hamiltonian
represent
total
system.
Even
at
this
fundamental
level,
there
significant
developing
gauges
and
representations
for
Hamiltonian,
whether
exact
or
under
approximations.
As
such,
review
aims
discuss
several
different
forms
Hamiltonians
researcher
trying
enter
field
clearly
concisely
deriving
representation
from
Minimal
Coupling
Hamiltonian.
In
addition,
provides
commentary
on
optimal
usage
extent
approximations
individual
assist
reader
choosing
appropriate
their
work.
Language: Английский
Do Molecular Geometries Change Under Vibrational Strong Coupling?
The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(30), P. 7700 - 7707
Published: July 23, 2024
As
pioneering
experiments
have
shown,
strong
coupling
between
molecular
vibrations
and
light
modes
in
an
optical
cavity
can
significantly
alter
properties
even
affect
chemical
reactivity.
However,
the
current
theoretical
description
is
limited
far
from
complete.
To
explore
origin
of
this
exciting
observation,
we
investigate
how
structure
changes
under
light-matter
using
ab
initio
method
based
on
Born-Oppenheimer
Hartree-Fock
ansatz.
By
optimizing
H2O
H2O2
resonantly
coupled
to
modes,
study
importance
reorientation
geometric
relaxation.
In
addition,
show
that
inclusion
one
or
two
change
observed
results.
On
basis
our
findings,
derive
a
simple
concept
estimate
effect
interaction
geometry
polarizability
dipole
moments.
Language: Английский
Polariton-induced Purcell effects via a reduced semiclassical electrodynamics approach
Andres Vargas,
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Tao E. Li
No information about this author
The Journal of Chemical Physics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
162(12)
Published: March 24, 2025
Recent
experiments
have
demonstrated
that
polariton
formation
provides
a
novel
strategy
for
modifying
local
molecular
processes
when
large
ensemble
of
molecules
is
confined
within
an
optical
cavity.
Herein,
numerical
based
on
coupled
Maxwell–Schrödinger
equations
examined
simulating
in
realistic
cavity
structure
under
collective
strong
coupling.
In
this
approach,
only
few
molecules,
referred
to
as
quantum
impurities,
are
treated
mechanically,
while
the
remaining
macroscopic
layer
and
modeled
using
dielectric
functions.
When
single
electronic
two-level
system
embedded
Lorentz
medium
two-dimensional
Bragg
resonator,
our
simulations
reveal
polariton-induced
Purcell
effect:
radiative
decay
rate
impurity
significantly
enhanced
by
frequency
matches
frequency,
can
sometimes
be
greatly
suppressed
near
resonance
with
bulk
forming
addition,
approach
demonstrates
absorption
light
exhibits
Rabi-splitting-dependent
suppression
due
inclusion
structure.
Our
also
identify
fundamental
limitation
approach—an
inaccurate
description
dephasing
rates
into
dark
modes.
This
arises
because
dark-mode
degrees
freedom
not
explicitly
included
most
simple
As
effect
alters
differently
from
weak
coupling,
may
facilitate
understanding
origin
polariton-modified
photochemistry
Language: Английский
Comparing parameterized and self-consistent approaches to ab initio cavity quantum electrodynamics for electronic strong coupling
The Journal of Chemical Physics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
161(17)
Published: Nov. 1, 2024
Molecules
under
strong
or
ultra-strong
light–matter
coupling
present
an
intriguing
route
to
modify
chemical
structure,
properties,
and
reactivity.
A
rigorous
theoretical
treatment
of
such
systems
requires
handling
matter
photon
degrees
freedom
on
equal
quantum
mechanical
footing.
In
the
regime
molecular
electronic
one
a
few
molecules,
it
is
desirable
treat
using
tools
ab
initio
chemistry,
yielding
approach
referred
as
cavity
electrodynamics
(ai-QED),
where
are
treated
at
level
QED.
We
analyze
two
complementary
approaches
ai-QED:
(1)
parameterized
ai-QED,
two-step
computed
existing
structure
theories,
enabling
construction
ai-QED
Hamiltonians
in
basis
many-electron
eigenstates,
(2)
self-consistent
one-step
methods
generalized
include
between
freedom.
Although
these
equivalent
their
exact
limits,
we
identify
disparity
projection
two-body
dipole
self-energy
operator
that
appears
its
counterpart
approach.
provide
argument
this
resolves
only
limit
complete
orbital
for
projection.
numerical
results
highlighting
resolution
particularly
simple
system
helium
hydride
cation,
possible
limits
simultaneously.
same
system,
examine
compare
practical
issue
computational
cost
required
converge
each
toward
bases
limit.
Finally,
assess
aspect
photonic
convergence
polar
charged
species,
finding
comparable
behavior
approaches.
Language: Английский
Perturbative analysis of the coherent state transformation in ab initio cavity quantum electrodynamics
Peyton Roden,
No information about this author
Jonathan J. Foley
No information about this author
The Journal of Chemical Physics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
161(19)
Published: Nov. 18, 2024
Experimental
demonstrations
of
modified
chemical
structure
and
reactivity
under
strong
light-matter
coupling
have
spurred
theoretical
computational
efforts
to
uncover
underlying
mechanisms.
Ab
initio
cavity
quantum
electrodynamics
(QED)
combines
chemistry
with
QED
investigate
these
phenomena
in
detail.
Unitary
transformations
ab
Hamiltonians
been
used
make
them
more
computationally
tractable.
We
analyze
one
such
transformation,
the
coherent
state
using
perturbation
theory.
Applying
theory
up
third
order
for
ground
energies
potential
energy
surfaces
several
molecular
systems
electronic
coupling,
we
show
that
transformation
yields
better
agreement
exact
energies.
examine
specific
case
ninth
find
performs
fifth
but
converges
slowly
at
higher
orders.
In
addition,
apply
second
mode
states
bilinear
elucidating
how
accelerates
convergence
photonic
subspace
toward
complete
basis
limit
renders
ion
origin
invariant.
These
findings
contribute
valuable
insights
into
advantages
context
methods.
Language: Английский
Comparing parameterized and self-consistent approaches to ab inito CQED for electronic strong coupling
Published: June 6, 2024
Molecules
under
strong
or
ultra-strong
light-matter
coupling
present
an
intriguing
route
to
modify
chemical
structure,
properties,
and
reactivity.
A
rigorous
theoretical
treatment
of
such
systems
requires
handling
matter
photon
degrees
freedom
on
equal
quantum
mechanical
footing.
In
the
regime
molecular
electronic
one
a
few
molecules,
it
is
desirable
treat
using
tools
ab
initio
chemistry,
yielding
approach
referred
as
cavity
electrodynamics
(ai-QED),
where
are
treated
at
level
electrodynamics.
this
letter,
we
analyze
two
complementary
approaches
ai-QED:
(1)
parameterized
CQED
(pQED),
two-step
computed
existing
structure
theories,
enabling
construction
ai-QED
Hamiltonians
in
basis
many-electron
eigenstates,
(2)
self-consistent
(scQED),
one-step
methods
generalized
include
between
freedom.
Although
these
equivalent
their
exact
limits,
identify
disparity
projection
two-body
dipole
self-energy
operator
that
appears
pQED
its
counterpart
scQED
approach.
We
provide
argument
resolves
only
limit
complete
orbital
for
projection.
numerical
results
highlighting
resolution
simple
systems,
possible
limits
simultaneously.
Additionally,
examine
compare
practical
issue
computational
cost
required
converge
each
towards
bases.
Language: Английский
Comparing parameterized and self-consistent approaches to ab initio cavity quantum electrodynamics for electronic strong coupling
Published: July 25, 2024
Molecules
under
strong
or
ultra-strong
light-matter
coupling
present
an
intriguing
route
to
modify
chemical
structure,
properties,
and
reactivity.
A
rigorous
theoretical
treatment
of
such
systems
requires
handling
matter
photon
degrees
freedom
on
equal
quantum
mechanical
footing.
In
the
regime
molecular
electronic
one
a
few
molecules,
it
is
desirable
treat
using
tools
ab
initio
chemistry,
yielding
approach
referred
as
cavity
electrodynamics
(ai-QED),
where
are
treated
at
level
electrodynamics.
We
analyze
two
complementary
approaches
ai-QED:
(1)
parameterized
ai-QED,
two-step
computed
existing
structure
theories,
enabling
construction
ai-QED
Hamiltonians
in
basis
many-electron
eigenstates,
(2)
self-consistent
one-step
methods
generalized
include
between
freedom.
Although
these
equivalent
their
exact
limits,
we
identify
disparity
projection
two-body
dipole
self-energy
operator
that
appears
its
counterpart
approach.
provide
argument
this
resolves
only
limit
complete
orbital
for
projection.
numerical
results
highlighting
resolution
particularly
simple
system
helium
hydride
cation,
possible
limits
simultaneously.
same
system,
examine
compare
practical
issue
computational
cost
required
converge
each
towards
bases
limit.
Finally,
assess
aspect
photonic
convergence
polar
charged
species,
finding
comparable
behavior
approaches.
Language: Английский
Perturbative analysis of the coherent state transformation in ab initio cavity quantum electrodynamics
Peyton Roden,
No information about this author
Jonathan J. Foley
No information about this author
Published: Aug. 16, 2024
Experimental
demonstrations
of
modified
chemical
structure
and
reactivity
under
strong
light-matter
coupling
have
spurred
theoretical
computational
efforts
to
uncover
underlying
mechanisms.
Ab
initio
cavity
quantum
electrodynamics
(QED)
combines
chemistry
with
QED
investigate
these
phenomena
in
detail.
Unitary
transformations
ab
Hamiltonians
been
used
make
them
more
computationally
tractable.
We
analyze
one
such
transformation,
the
coherent
state
using
perturbation
theory.
Applying
theory
up
third
order
for
ground
energies
potential
energy
surfaces
electronic
coupling,
we
show
that
transformation
yields
better
agreement
exact
energies.
Additionally,
apply
second
mode
states
bilinear
elucidating
how
accelerates
convergence
photonic
subspace
towards
complete
basis
limit
renders
molecular
ion
origin
invariant.
These
findings
contribute
valuable
insights
into
advantages
context
methods.
Language: Английский
Unraveling abnormal collective effects via the non-monotonic number dependence of electron transfer in confined electromagnetic fields
Shravan Kumar Sharma,
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Hsing-Ta Chen
No information about this author
The Journal of Chemical Physics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
161(10)
Published: Sept. 9, 2024
Strong
light–matter
coupling
within
an
optical
cavity
leverages
the
collective
interactions
of
molecules
and
confined
electromagnetic
fields,
giving
rise
to
possibilities
modifying
chemical
reactivity
molecular
properties.
While
responses,
such
as
enhanced
Rabi
splitting,
are
often
observed,
overall
effect
on
systems
remains
ambiguous
for
a
large
number
molecules.
In
this
paper,
we
investigate
non-adiabatic
electron
transfer
process
in
donor–acceptor
pairs
influenced
by
excitation
local
dynamics.
Using
timescale
difference
between
reorganization
thermal
fluctuations,
derive
analytical
formulas
rate
constant
polariton
relaxation
rate.
These
apply
any
(N)
account
induced
photon
coupling.
Our
findings
reveal
non-monotonic
dependence
N,
which
can
be
understood
interplay
relaxation.
As
result,
cavity-induced
quantum
yield
increases
linearly
with
N
small
(as
predicted
simple
Dicke
model)
but
shows
turnover
suppression
N.
We
also
interrelate
bath
frequency
molecules,
suggesting
optimal
maximizing
enhancement.
The
analysis
provides
insight
understanding
light
transfer,
helping
predict
condition
effective
cavity-controlled
reactivity.
Language: Английский