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and control the routing of light in devices too tiny for conventional lasers. The researchers have shown how to control the intensity
#Electrically driven polariton lasers Kim says would operate using one-hundredth of the power of conventional lasers
and conventional lasers waste energy unnecessarily exciting electrons to higher energy levels even when the lower levels are too full to accept the excited electrons
The current iteration of the polariton laser requires two to five times less energy than a comparable conventional laser
"Interestingly, a conventional laser beam (a laser pointer)' s shape and polarization can also be nonseparable.""To make the laser beam's shape and polarization nonseparable,
In contrast to conventional laser cavities, no mirrors are required for the light to bounce back and forth.
and require less activation power than conventional lasers. Powerful transistors entirely powered by light are another possible application.
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