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Directional infrared emission resulting from cascade population inversion and four-wave mixing in Rb vapours
arXiv
Authors: Alexander Akulshin, Dmitry Budker, Russell McLean
Year
2013
Paper ID
32118
Status
Preprint
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Abstract
Directional infrared emission at 1367 and 5230 nm is generated in Rb vapours that are step-wise excited by low-power resonant light. The mid-infrared radiation originating from amplified spontaneous emission on the 5D-6P transition consists of forward- and backward-directed components with distinctive spectral and spatial properties. Diffraction limited near-infrared light at 1367 nm generated in the co-propagating direction only is a product of parametric wave mixing around the 5P-5D-6P-6S-5P transition loop. This highly non-degenerate mixing process involves one externally applied and two internally generated optical fields. Similarities between wave mixing generated blue and near-IR light are demonstrated.
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