Rydberg excitons, the solid-state counterparts of Rydberg atoms, have sparked
considerable interest with regard to the harnessing of their quantum application potentials …

Improving the quantum coherence of solid-state systems is a decisive factor in realizing solid-
state quantum technologies. The key to optimize quantum coherence lies in reducing the …

We investigate the nonlinear refraction induced by Rydberg excitons in Cu 2 O. Using a high-
precision interferometry imaging technique that spatially resolves the nonlinear phase shift …

Recent progress in quantum computing and quantum simulation of many-body systems with
arrays of neutral atoms using Rydberg excitation has provided unforeseen opportunities …

Due to their quantum nature, single-photon emitters generate individual photons in bursts or
streams. They are paramount in emerging quantum technologies such as quantum key …

Individually trapped Rydberg atoms show significant promise as a platform for scalable
quantum simulation and for the development of programmable quantum computers. In …

We investigate the interaction between highly excited Rydberg excitons and charged
impurities in the semiconductor Cuprous Oxide. We find that it is long-ranged and based on …

Rydberg states of excitons can reach microns in size and require extremely pure crystals.
We introduce an experimental method for the rapid and spatially resolved characterization of …

Rydberg physics, with its characteristic long-range interactions between single quantum
states, was introduced into semiconductor physics with the observation of Rydberg excitons …

We study the effect of geometric constraints on the formation of indirect excitonic complexes
with excess charge by considering the problem of two identical electrons moving in half …