The Two-Photon Laser

Gauthier, Daniel J.; Concannon, Hope M.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4899-1190-2_9

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DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4899-1190-2_9

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The Two-Photon Laser

Daniel J. Gauthier

Hope M. Concannon

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“…Considering that the interaction with external electromagnetic field is smaller than the interaction with the cavity field due to the small parameter, ˆ( ) t  , we represent the root in the serial decomposition, -» -ˆX X 1 1 2 , so that expression (A4) take the form known in the literature (see for example [48][49][50][51][52]), J J k where…”

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Cooperative properties of multiple quantum scattering: II. Coherentlasing

Enaki

2024

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The description model of the multiple scattering lasers using the superposition states between the generated photons in the ensemble of bi-modes of the resonator field, we introduced a concept of indistinguishable energy portions generated in the resonator following multiple scattering. Each of these quasi-quanta has energy equal to the difference between the pumping and scattering quantum energies at each step of multiple scattering. The conversion of the photons in the external electromagnetic mode of the resonator destroys this cooperative correlation between the bi-modes and established conservation lows during the cooperative emission. The master equation containing two parameters connected with the gain of quasi-energy portions, and their annihilation due to the losses from the resonator, is proposed. The competition between these two processes is numerically studied. An attractive problem is connected with established quantum correlations between the photons belonging to non-adjacent modes of the cavity. The time behavior of the evolution of correlations between such modes is observed. This conception may be used for the teleportation of information in other modes during the multiple Raman conversion.

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Cooperative properties of multiple quantum scattering: II. Coherentlasing

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2024

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Parametric stimulated two-photon emission through a biphotonic cascade

Flytzanis¹,

Agrawal

2014

Phys. Rev. A

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A parametric two-photon process, involving stimulated emission of two cascaded photons from a bidoped poled material placed inside an optically pumped cavity, is proposed and assessed within the priming photon scheme. We show that, with a specific level configuration for the two dopants A and B, and an appropriate cavity design, stimulated emission from dopant A can provide the priming photons for stimulated two-photon emission from dopant B through a parametric biphotonic cascade. We discuss how this process is driven by a ratchet effect introduced by the simultaneous breakdown of both the space and time inversion symmetries. The optical Stark shifts are shown to considerably impact the efficiency of such a cascaded two-photon process.

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The Two-Photon Laser

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Cooperative properties of multiple quantum scattering: II. Coherentlasing

Cooperative properties of multiple quantum scattering: II. Coherentlasing

Parametric stimulated two-photon emission through a biphotonic cascade

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