2012
DOI: 10.1103/physreva.86.012501
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Analytical model of transit time broadening for two-photon excitation in a three-level ladder and its experimental validation

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“…Although not shown, the shift cross-sections Based on the measured (1/e 2 ) beam waist (radii) w o at the cell entrance and cell temperatures of 373 K and 393 K. Two transit time models are used and we take the mean value with the error bar reaching the two different values. The first [46] accounts for the excited state lifetime, whereas the second [39] does not. Transit time broadening is calculated for the atom traversing the entire spatial content of the beam (i.e.…”
Section: Comparison Of Measured Cross-sections With Pseudopotential M...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although not shown, the shift cross-sections Based on the measured (1/e 2 ) beam waist (radii) w o at the cell entrance and cell temperatures of 373 K and 393 K. Two transit time models are used and we take the mean value with the error bar reaching the two different values. The first [46] accounts for the excited state lifetime, whereas the second [39] does not. Transit time broadening is calculated for the atom traversing the entire spatial content of the beam (i.e.…”
Section: Comparison Of Measured Cross-sections With Pseudopotential M...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This was verified with identical measurements on a conventional macroscopic cell at room temperature. The fiber core's confined geometry leads to transit-time broadening caused by short light-atom interaction times [22]. This effect was modeled using a four-level density matrix model which included a Maxwell-Boltzmann thermal velocity distribution which accounts for residual Doppler broadening; random atomic trajectories and the laser beam geometry [20] resulting in transit-time broadening; and splitting of the Zeeman sublevels which accounted for the observed magnetic field broadening.…”
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“…6. Signal fading was taken into account by introducing the decay fitting function: ( ) exp( / ) ( ) [17] due to the escape of moving Xe atoms from the volume of the probe laser beam, turns out to be an order of magnitude larger. On the other hand, the magnitude of the applied magnetic field is not sufficient to obtain the fitting value L    = 1/100, necessary for the appearance of beats.…”
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confidence: 99%