Direct measurement of the quantum geometric tensor in a two-dimensional continuous medium
Direct measurement of the quantum geometric tensor in a two-dimensional continuous medium
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2019
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A. Gianfrate;O. Bleu;L. Dominici;V. Ardizzone;M. Giorgi;D. Ballarini;K. West;L. Pfeiffer;D. Solnyshkov;D. Sanvitto;G. Malpuech
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A. Gianfrate;O. Bleu;L. Dominici;V. Ardizzone;M. Giorgi;D. Ballarini;K. West;L. Pfeiffer;D. Solnyshkov;D. Sanvitto;G. Malpuech
Topological Physics relies on the specific structure of the eigenstates of Hamiltonians. Their geometry is encoded in the quantum geometric tensor 1 containing both the celebrated Berry curvature 2, crucial for topological matter 3, and the quantum metric 4. The latter is at the heart of a growing number of physical phenomena such as superfluidity in flat bands 5, orbital magnetic susceptibility 6, 7, exciton Lamb shift 8, and non-adiabatic corrections to the anomalous Hall effect 6, 9. Here, we report the first direct measurement of both Berry curvature and quantum metric in a two-dimensional continuous medium. The studied platform is a planar microcavity of extremely high finesse, in the strong coupling regime 10. It hosts mixed exciton-photon modes (exciton-polaritons) subject to photonic spin-orbit-coupling 11 which makes emerge Dirac cones 12 and exciton Zeeman splitting breaking time-reversal symme∗These authors contributed equally: A. Gianfrate, O. Bleu