Rotary echo tests of coherence in Rydberg-atom excitation

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Apr 2009

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New Journal of Physics, Volume 11, Issue 4, pp. 043006 (2009).

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Rotary echoes are employed to study excitation dynamics in many-body Rydberg systems. In this method, a phase reversal of a narrow-band excitation field is applied at a variable time during the excitation pulse. The visibility of the resulting echo signal reveals the degree of coherence of the excitation process. Rotary echoes are measured for several nD5/2 Rydberg levels of rubidium with principal quantum numbers near n=43, where the strength of electrostatic Rydberg-atom interactions is modulated by a Förster resonance. The Rydberg-atom interactions are shown to diminish the echo visibility, in agreement with recent theoretical work. The equivalence of echo signals with spectroscopic data is demonstrated.

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