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Optics Communications

Laser statistics and cavity length

L. Allen, Cheng‐Liang Huang, L. Mandeļ

Published Sep 1, 1977• 5 citations
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10.1016/s0030-4018(97)90001-8

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The question of how the light output of a laser and its fluctuations depend on the optical-cavity length at a given frequency is investigated theoretically for a laser oscillating in a single Gaussian mode. The treatment is quantum mechanical, and is based on the Scully-Lamb laser model, except that a perturbation expansion is used and possible cooperative atomic effects are included. It is shown, with the help of some reasonable approximations, that the probability distribution of the photon-occupation number can be cast into a form that is similar to the Scully-Lamb formula, but with coefficients that depend on cavity length in a more complicated way. Curves are presented that illustrate the behavi\`or and should lend themselves to experimental test.