Effects of noise in different approaches for the statistics of polariton condensates

The second-order correlation function of the polariton condensate is calculated within two different approaches. Both approaches qualitatively reproduce the deviations from the full coherence of the second-order correlation function that have been observed in the experiments. However, a quantitative difference in the magnitude of the predicted deviations is found. This difference originates in the modeling of the polariton dynamics in the two approaches.

Effects of noise in different approaches for the statistics of polariton condensates

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