Abstract
The giant atom, which means the nonlocal atom-waveguide coupling, gives lots of newfangled physics. In this paper, we study the single- and two-photon scattering in the waveguide quantum electrodynamics on a two-level giant atom. For single-photon scattering, we find that the transmission rate is dependent on the atomic size. For the two-photon scattering, using a reasonable wave function hypothesis, we can get the two-photon scattering state, which consists of the symmetric and anti-symmetric plane wave functions. The other eigenstate is the two-photon bound state, which is orthogonal to the two-photon scattering state. We find that the spatial extent of the two-photon bound state is related to the detuning between waveguide and atom, which is distinguished from the character of the general atom. Our study is beneficial to photon control and the fundamental research of the two-photon scattering.
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