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WORLD SCIENTIFIC eBooks

COLLAPSES AND REVIVALS OF ATOMIC POPULATIONS

Published Jul 1, 1998• 0 citations
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10.1142/9789812839671_0012

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COLLAPSES AND REVIVALS IN M TWO-LEVEL ATOMS INTERACTING WITH A SINGLE MODE COHERENT RADIATION

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We report here results for collapses and revivals phenomenon for a collection of M two-level atoms contained in a volume having dimensions much smaller than the radiation wavelength and existing in the Dicke state |r,m〉. We use a perturbation approach and obtain in the lowest contributing order of perturbation second harmonic, besides the main Rabi frequency. The amplitude of the fundamental depends on m only, but the amplitude of the harmonic has dependence on r as well as m. If the atoms are in superradiant states, only the second harmonic is obtained. Revival time for the second harmonic is one half that for the fundamental. It is interesting to note that the number of atoms M does not matter in Rabi frequency, collapse times, revival times or in amplitudes, and only r and m matter. Values of r and m of atoms in a Dicke state can be determined, in principle, by observing Rabi oscillations and average atomic inversion.

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We report here results for collapses and revivals phenomenon for a collection of M two-level atoms contained in a volume having dimensions much smaller than the radiation wavelength and existing in the Dicke state |r,m〉. We use a perturbation approach and obtain in the lowest contributing order of perturbation second harmonic, besides the main Rabi frequency. The amplitude of the fundamental depends on m only, but the amplitude of the harmonic has dependence on r as well as m. If the atoms are in superradiant states, only the second harmonic is obtained. Revival time for the second harmonic is one half that for the fundamental. It is interesting to note that the number of atoms M does not matter in Rabi frequency, collapse times, revival times or in amplitudes, and only r and m matter. Values of r and m of atoms in a Dicke state can be determined, in principle, by observing Rabi oscillations and average atomic inversion.