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Rayleigh-Wood Threshold Controls Nonlinear Photon Correlations in Atomic Arrays
Two-dimensional atomic arrays provide versatile free-space quantum optical interfaces by coupling photons to collective lattice modes. Here we show that the Rayleigh--Wood anomaly provides a sharp control mechanism for both linear and nonlinear photon scattering from a single atomic layer. As the la
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