Effects of temperature and ground-state coherence decay on enhancement and amplification in a ∆ atomic system
@article{Manjappa2014EffectsOT, title={Effects of temperature and ground-state coherence decay on enhancement and amplification in a ∆ atomic system}, author={Manukumara Manjappa and Satya Sainadh Undurti and Asha Karigowda and Andal Narayanan and Barry C. Sanders}, journal={Physical Review A}, year={2014}, volume={90}, pages={043859} }
We study phase-sensitive amplification of electromagnetically induced transparency in a warm ${}^{85}$Rb vapor wherein a microwave driving field couples the two lower-energy states of a {\Lambda} energy-level system thereby transforming into a {\Delta} system. Our theoretical description includes effects of ground-state coherence decay and temperature effects. In particular, we demonstrate that driving-field-enhanced electromagnetically induced transparency is robust against significant loss of…
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