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Experiments in Fir Superradiance,al theoretical models. Reasonable quantitative agreement is found with a Maxwell-Bloch mean-field model and a Maxwell-Bloch model including unidirectional propagation. The relation of the observations to steadystate superradiance and the contraction of the emitted pulse is discussed.

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Conclusion: Dealing with Difference field. The beat frequencies correspond not only to initial level splittings but also to combinations of initial and final level splittings. Superfluorescence beats are therefore basically different from single-atom quantum beats. Possibilities for spectroscopic applications of superfluorescence beats are also discussed.

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,Media Wars: The Report’s Reception,is “semiclassical” method is sufficient to determine the free energy and the system order parameters as a function of temperature. It also determines the critical temperature of the phase transition, if any occurs. The “semiclassical” method provides values for intensive parameters which are rigorously correct in the thermodynamic limit.

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Conclusion: Dealing with Differenced in a cell. Neither homogeneous relaxation nor inhomogeneous dephasing can explain the absence of ringing. For increased densities and reduced delay times, depending on the length of the sample,multiple-pulse output occurs. The occurrence of single and multiple pulses, the delay times, and the pulsewidths are discussed.

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Single-Pulse Superfluorescence in Cesium,d in a cell. Neither homogeneous relaxation nor inhomogeneous dephasing can explain the absence of ringing. For increased densities and reduced delay times, depending on the length of the sample,multiple-pulse output occurs. The occurrence of single and multiple pulses, the delay times, and the pulsewidths are discussed.