Photoelectron ionization spectra of a system interacting with a neighbor two-level atom are investigated using the Laplace-transform method. These spectra are typically composed of several peaks. Photoelectron ionization spectra conditioned by the measurement on the two-level atom show oscillations at the Rabi frequency. The presence of spectral zeros occurring periodically with the Rabi period is predicted. This phenomenon is analyzed in detail.
Abstract. Photan-photon and photon-phonon anticorrelation effects in Raman scattering are studied theoretically. The Heisenberg equations of motion describing Raman scattering are solved in the short-time approximation. The laser, Stokes, anti-Stokes and phonon modes are quantised. The joint normally ordered characteristic functions are evaluated for modes exhibiting anticorrelation effects. The problem of existence of a Glauber-Sudarshan quasi-distribution function related to anticorrelation effects is considered. The magnitude of the anticorrelation effects depends on the initial statistical properties of the photon and phonon modes.
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