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Steady-state quantum interference in resonance fluorescence
1982
Journal of Physics B Atomic and Molecular Physics
It is shown that when a monochromatic laser couples a single atomic ground level to two closely spaced excited levels the system can be driven into a state in which quantum interference prevents any fluorescence from the excited levels, regardless of the intensity of the exciting field. This steady-state interference occurs only at a particular excitation frequency which depends on the separation of the excited states and the relative size of the two transition dipole matrix elements. The
doi:10.1088/0022-3700/15/1/012
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