Optically induced polarization rotation and spontaneous coherence transfer in two-color laser spectroscopy of 87Rb

Details Optically induced polarization rotation and spontaneous coherence transfer in two-color laser spectroscopy of 87Rb Optically induced polarization rotation and spontaneous coherence transfer in two-color laser spectroscopy of 87Rb

May 2002

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Proc. SPIE Vol. 4748, p. 145-151, ICONO 2001: Fundamental Aspects of Laser-Matter Interaction and Physics of Nanostructures, Ana

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Spontaneous coherence transfer has been studied experimentally using two-color laser polarization spectroscopy of 87Rb. Two classes of optical transitions were investigated for which the theory predicts presence and absence of anisotropy of a hyperfine sublevel of the ground state populated via spontaneous decay. The anisotropy was induced by a strong linearly polarized laser beam. It was controlled by the polarization rotation of another probe laser beam. A qualitative agreement with the theoretical predictions has been found.

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