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Tunable hyperbolic metamaterials for brightening single-photon emission
Hyperbolic metamaterials (HMMs) are widely used to enhance spontaneous emission through their exceptionally large photonic density of states, yet large Purcell factors (>100) rarely translate into brighter emission, exposing both a practical limitation of HMMs as brightening platforms and a flaw in
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