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Modeling Radiation Reaction Induced Superradiance in Quantum Dot Systems
We simulate the collective emission effect known as superradiance in quantum dots ensembles by considering interactions with their classical radiation reaction field. We show that this reaction field emerges from the secondary radiated field via an expansion of the associated time domain Green's function. Incorporating this reaction field in a Maxwell-Bloch simulation, we reproduce characteristic superradiant behavior.