Hanle effect in Rydberg atoms of sodium

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May 2002

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Proc. SPIE Vol. 4748, p. 228-234, ICONO 2001: Fundamental Aspects of Laser-Matter Interaction and Physics of Nanostructures, Ana

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Microwave Hanle effect has been studied in sodium Rydberg atoms for the first time. Spontaneous emission of the microwave transition 37P3/2 yields 37S½ at 70.166 GHz was replaced by an induced transition from a pulsed microwave source. Good agreement with the theoretical calculations has been found. The widths and shapes of observed resonances were defined by the spectral widths of the pulsed microwave radiation and parameters of laser excitation of the initial 37P3/2 state. The interference occurred in the scheme of transitions similar to the Mach- Zehnder optical interferometer.

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