Single-photon generation at room temperature using molecular optomechanics in a hybrid photonic-plasmonic cavity

We propose a novel integrated structure for single photon generation at room temperature based on a molecular optomechanics system in a hybrid photonic-plasmonic cavity. The proposed structure comprises a single molecule within a plasmonic cavity, coupled to a 2D photonic crystal resonator. In this paper, we theoretically identify the ability of the scheme through calculation second order correlation function g^2 (0) for four different coupling regimes. We demonstrate the quantum paths and the destructive interference mechanism through the selection of efficient and preferred basis. Furthermore, we find that the unconventional photon blockade effects can occurs in the weak molecular optomechanics coupling. This structure holds the potential to serve as an integrated single-photon source for quantum networks at room temperature.