Titlebook: Coherence and Quantum Optics; Proceedings of the T Leonard Mandel,Emil Wolf Conference proceedings 1973 Plenum Press, New York 1973 coheren

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Transformation of strong Kernels,g laser coincident with a Rb. D-line absorption. Both computer and experimental results show that broadline and narrowline cases give quite similar pulse delays, pulse breakup, etc., if an effective absorption coefficient is used to characterize the narrowline absorber. Effects of incoherent damping

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Applications of the Maximum Principle,ergences and ambiguities, there is general agreement that a rather deep modification of the theory is needed, but in some forty years of theoretical work, nobody has seen how to disentangle the truth from the nonsense. In such a situation, one needs more experimental evidence, but during that same f

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The ring , (Z,) of constructions,ects — long thought to require such a quantization — have successfully been rederived semiclassically. It has been hoped that in a suitably treated semiclassical theory one could account for all of the present data of atomic physics as well as eliminate the problem of divergences in quantum electrod

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Robert C. Dalang,Marco Dozzi,Francesco Russoof the peculiar phenomena associated with it. Of particular interest is the phenomenon of superradiance which was discovered by Dicke [1] in 1954. He found that the radiation rate from a collection of identical two-level atoms or molecules is, under certain circumstances depending on the excitation

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-7026-9e distance from the mirror. Owing to the very low density of excited molecules in these experiments, the observed phenomenon must be ascribed to an influence of the mirror on the rate of spontaneous emission of each excited molecule alone. A theoretical treatment is given which is based on the radia