1983
DOI: 10.1103/physreva.28.2569
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Observation of absorptive bistability with two-level atoms in a ring cavity

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“…], nonlinear absorption Im[ χ (3) ] and nonlinear dispersion Re[ χ (3) ] versus the frequency detuning of the probe field δ p , respectively. As can be seen, without tunneling, Im[ χ (1) ] and Im[ χ (3) ] both have nonzero value for δ p = 0, which is responsible for the appearance of OB.…”
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“…], nonlinear absorption Im[ χ (3) ] and nonlinear dispersion Re[ χ (3) ] versus the frequency detuning of the probe field δ p , respectively. As can be seen, without tunneling, Im[ χ (1) ] and Im[ χ (3) ] both have nonzero value for δ p = 0, which is responsible for the appearance of OB.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…where χ (1) and χ (3) correspond to the first-order linear and third-order nonlinear parts of the susceptibility, respectively, and they are given by…”
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“…Cavidades óticas são sistemas físicos adaptados ao estudo da realimentação, onde a biestabilidade é um dos comportamentos mais importantes derivado da realimentação em sistemas não-lineares [3]. A biestabilidade em cavidades óticas [4] tem sido observada quando ambas as respostas dispersiva [5] e absorsiva [6] do meio não linear são exploradas.…”
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“…Our system consists of a driven optical cavity whose axis intersects at 900 an atomic beam of optically prepumped sodium atoms. 17 The experiment can be modeled to a good approximation as a collection of two-level atoms interacting with a single mode of an optical cavity.1 8 Dissipation and damping enter predominantly through the radiative decay of the atoms and through the transmission of the cavity field by a mirror.…”
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