Critical behavior of nanoemitter radiation in a percolation material

We studied the field radiation of disordered optical nanoemitters incorporated into three-dimensional (3D) spanning cluster in a percolation material. In supercritical state, the field intensity is large enough to produce a dynamic high-density coherent field. The resulting state becomes different for lossless and lossy mediums. For material with small losses the long-term coherence arises in the supercritical area close to the percolation threshold. As a result, the dynamic non-monotonic behavior of the field order parameter raises that allows to reach the optimal field intensity. This effect can allow optimization of the disordered optical nanostructures with incorporated radiating nanoemitters in various applications of information technology.