Soviet Journal of Quantum Electronics

Complex solutions of Maxwell–Bloch equations

V. A. Andreev

Published Oct 31, 1983• 0 citations

Abstract

The method of the inverse scattering problem is used to find solutions of the Maxwell–Bloch equations. It is shown that the area theorem does not apply to complex solutions.

DOI: 10.1070/qe1983v013n10abeh004868

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