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Optics Communications

Creation of population inversion by Fano interference in three-level cascade-type system

Yu. P. Malakyan, Razmik G. Unanyan

Published May 1, 1996• 7 citations
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10.1016/0030-4018(95)00725-3

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The influence of driving field phase fluctuation on lasing without population inversion in a three-level cascade system was studied. In the rotating wave and slowly varying envelope approximations, the density-matrix motion equations for the three-level cascade system, considered the influence of driving-field phase diffusion is solved, and the exact linear analytical solutions of the three-level cascade system with the driving field having the phase fluctuation in the steady state are obtained. The dependence of LWI gain, dispersion and the populations on the probe field detuning and the strengths of coherent pumping, respectively, are examined and simulated numerically. It was shown from the results of numerical calculation about the steady-state solutions of three-level cascade system that the gain of lasing without population inversion will be decreased due to driving-field phase-fluctuation The effect ran he compensated by increased driving-field intensities. However, the effect that LWI gain is decreased due to driving- field phase-fluctuation can not be always compensated by increased driving field Rabi frequency. Lasing without population inversion is still obtained even if the linewidth due to driving-field phase-fluctuation is large enough. The presence of the linewidth prevents the cascade system from obtaining a high refractive index along with zero absorption. The cascade system can still exhibit a larger refractive index and zero absorption at the lesser linewidth. The linewidth tends to destroy lasing without population inversion and refractive index enhancement. There is no population inversion for the lasing transition and for the driving transition under the given condition. And the condition without population inversion has nothing to do with the variety of linewidth in the steady-state analytical solutions. That is to say, there is not possibility for the cascade system that a change from lasing with population inversion to lasing without population inversion can occur with the linewidth increasing or with the Rabi frequency of driving-field increasing. The conclusion is very different from that obtained in other inversionless lasing system.
We experimentally study the production of laser gain (phase-insensitive optical amplification) with and without atomic population inversion in a doubly driven three-level system in atomic barium. The external fields are found to create inversionless gain and to enhance gain available in the presence of inversion. Laser oscillation based on enhanced gain is observed. In analysis of the driven system, we identify an irreversible multiphoton process that is intrinsically supportive of gain in the absence of population inversion. \textcopyright{} 1996 The American Physical Society.