Physics – General Physics
Scientific paper
Aug 1980
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Physical Review A - General Physics, 3rd Series, vol. 22, Aug. 1980, p. 535-544. Research supported by the John Simon Guggenhei
Physics
General Physics
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Laser Outputs, Particle Collisions, Resonance Fluorescence, Zeeman Effect, Atomic Energy Levels, Light Scattering, Optical Polarization, Optical Resonance, Optical Transition, Resonance Scattering
Scientific paper
Resonance fluorescence due to intense laser fields from a Zeeman degenerate atom being perturbed by collisional interactions is calculated in the impact regime by using the quantum-fluctuation-regression theorem. Various interesting effects are found. For example, the scattered intensity spectrum for a J = 0 to J = 1 transition for polarization parallel to the laser polarization is essentially an asymmetric triplet, whereas for a perpendicular polarization due to collisions the spectrum is essentially a doublet (whose frequencies do not correspond with any of those of the triplet). Further, the width of the fluorescent component (whose frequency is close to the unperturbed frequency) actually decreases with increasing laser power.
Ballagh Robert J.
Burnett Keith
Cooper Joshua
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