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Strong coupling polarons in cavity quantum materials: limits of cavity-induced electron mass renormalization
Cavity-induced electron mass renormalization is an important ingredient of many proposals to control material properties through vacuum field modification. What is its ultimate limit? Here this question is answered by (i)~noting that this mass renormalization is essentially due to the field-mediated
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