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Ultrastrong light-matter coupling at terahertz frequencies with split ring resonators and inter-Landau level transitions
We study strong light-matter coupling at terahertz frequencies employing a system based on an array of deeply subwavelength split ring resonators deposited on top of an ensemble of modulation-doped quantum wells. By applying a magnetic field parallel to the epitaxial growth axis, at low temperatures
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