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24 April 2024
 
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Dark-State Polaritons for multi-component and stationary light fields
F. E. Zimmer ; J. Otterbach ; R. G. Unanyan ; B. W. Shore ; M. Fleischhauer ;
Date 1 Dec 2007
AbstractWe present a general scheme to determine the loss-free adiabatic eigensolutions (dark-state polaritons) of the interaction of multiple probe laser beams with a coherently driven atomic ensemble under conditions of electromagnetically induced transparency. To this end we generalize the Morris-Shore transformation to linearized Heisenberg-Langevin equations describing the coupled light-matter system in the low excitation limit. In particular a closed-loop double-V scheme is considered where two counter-propagating control fields generate a quasi stationary pattern of two counter-propagating probe fields, so-called stationary light. It is shown that contrary to previous predictions there exists a single unique dark-state polariton that obeys a simple propagation equation. In the case of a simple lambda-type coupling scheme the generalized Morris-Shore transformation reproduces the dark-state polariton solutions of slow light.
Source arXiv, 0712.0060
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