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Frequency-comb-induced radiative force on cold rubidium atoms (CROSBI ID 616107)

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Kregar, Gordana ; Šantić, Neven ; Buljan, Hrvoje ; Ban, Ticijana ; Aumiler, Damir Frequency-comb-induced radiative force on cold rubidium atoms // DOQS 2014 Workshop on Many-body Dynamics and Open Quantum Systems / Andrew Daley, Stephan Kuhr (ur.). Glasgow, 2014

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Kregar, Gordana ; Šantić, Neven ; Buljan, Hrvoje ; Ban, Ticijana ; Aumiler, Damir

engleski

Frequency-comb-induced radiative force on cold rubidium atoms

We experimentally investigate the radiative force and laser-induced fluorescence (LIF) in cold rubidium atoms induced by pulse-train (frequency-comb) excitation. Three configurations are studied: (i) single-pulse-train excitation, (ii) two in-phase counterpropagating pulse trains, and (iii) two out-of-phase counterpropagating pulse trains. In all configurations, measured LIF is in agreement with calculations based on the optical Bloch equations. The observed forces in the first two configurations are in qualitative agreement with the model(s) used for calculating mechanical action of a pulse train on atoms ; however, this is not the case for the third configuration. Possible resolution of the discrepancy is discussed.

many-body dynamics; open quantum systems

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2014.

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DOQS 2014 Workshop on Many-body Dynamics and Open Quantum Systems

Andrew Daley, Stephan Kuhr

Glasgow:

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DOQS 2014 Workshop on Many-body Dynamics and Open Quantum Systems

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20.10.2014-22.10.2014

Glasgow, Ujedinjeno Kraljevstvo

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