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Figure 1.2: Top panels: photonic box from a microcavity with position-dependent thick- thick-ness
Figure 1.3: Scheme of a LC resonator with variables φ, V and Q as defined in the main text
Figure 1.4: Scheme of a series combination of an inductor, capacitor and Josephson junction, and of its equivalent implementation with distributed elements (such as transmission lines)
Figure 1.5: Low lying energy levels of Jaynes-Cummings and Kerr Hamiltonians. Left: Jaynes-Cummings with the two-level transition at resonance with the cavity mode (δ = 0)
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