Simultaneous nonreciprocal photon blockade in two coupled spinning resonators via Sagnac-Fizeau shift and parametric amplification

In this paper we propose a scheme for achieving simultaneous nonreciprocal photon blockade for two coupled spinning resonators, one of which contains an optical parametric amplifier (OPA). Rotating two resonators gives rise to opposite Sagnac-Fizeau shifts for input from different ends. Depending on the opposite shifts, quantum destructive interference emerges and disappears in two-photon excitation. The emergence of destructive interference results in photon blockade in two resonators simultaneously for one end input, while the lack of complete destructive interference makes the blockade disappear for the other end input. The simultaneous nonreciprocal blockade is tunable by controlling the amplitude of the probe field and the driving field applied on the OPA. Our work paves the way to develop simultaneous nonreciprocal single-photon devices in multiple modes, which have potential applications in multichannel topological and chiral quantum technologies.