1967
DOI: 10.1088/0370-1328/92/2/327
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Study of resonance fluorescence in cadmium: Modulation effects and lifetime measurements

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“…Consequently, the energy difference between photons from the two paths leads to a modulation of the time correlation function between signal and idler photodetection, as shown in figure 4. This, and other similar phenomena, is known as quantum beats: it was predicted at an early stage of quantum physics [29], and first experimentally observed in pulsed optical excitation of atoms with two upper states decaying to the same ground state [30,31]. Quantum beats have also been observed in cascade decay systems of dilute atomic vapours [32], dense thermal atomic vapours [33], and for single ions [34].…”
Section: Quantum Beatsmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…Consequently, the energy difference between photons from the two paths leads to a modulation of the time correlation function between signal and idler photodetection, as shown in figure 4. This, and other similar phenomena, is known as quantum beats: it was predicted at an early stage of quantum physics [29], and first experimentally observed in pulsed optical excitation of atoms with two upper states decaying to the same ground state [30,31]. Quantum beats have also been observed in cascade decay systems of dilute atomic vapours [32], dense thermal atomic vapours [33], and for single ions [34].…”
Section: Quantum Beatsmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…It begins at τ = 0 from approximately 0.46, which shows that immediately after the photon is detected the atom is to a good approximation in the superposition |ψ 0 ; p 0 ≈ 1 in Eq. (6).…”
Section: A One Fixed Atommentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A time-domain analogue of double-slit interference can occur inside multi-level atoms, where photon emission via parallel transitions can result in a modulation of the emission intensity at the frequency of a level splitting-the phenomenon of "quantum beats" (see, e.g., [5,6]). A distinction has traditionally been drawn between "Type-I" or "V" atomic systems, where decay of a superposition of upper levels yields beats at the transition difference frequency; and the inverted "Type-II" or "Λ" systems, where decay to a superposition of lower levels does not yield beats [7,8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The first observations of transient quantum beats were performed simultaneously by Dodd et al (1964) and Aleksandrov (1964). The improved apparatus used by Dodd et al (1967) in a more detailed study of the phenomenon is shown in figure 1. Zeeman quantum beats in cadmium vapour excited by the intercombination line 5 1S0-5 3P1 at 3261 As was chosen for this investigation.…”
Section: (B) Early Observations Of Transient Quantum Beatsmentioning
confidence: 99%