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Stimulated Emission Tomography
CLEO: 2014, 2014 We experimentally demonstrate the reconstruction of the polarization state of entangled photon pairs by stimulated emission tomography.
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Stimulated Emission from Nuclei
Applied Optics, 1974The feasibility of obtaining stimulated emission of both zero and finite mass particles from nuclei is considered, and the limitations imposed on the relevant nuclear parameters determined.
J, Byrne, G I, Peters, L, Allen
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2012
AbstractStimulated emission is treated as a ‘special case of luminescence’ that requires population inversion of energy levels. After introductory examples of spontaneous emission spectra influenced by ingredient of stimulated emission, basic concept of spontaneous and stimulated emission (Einstein coefficients) in an atomic system is reviewed.
Ivan Pelant, Jan Valenta
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AbstractStimulated emission is treated as a ‘special case of luminescence’ that requires population inversion of energy levels. After introductory examples of spontaneous emission spectra influenced by ingredient of stimulated emission, basic concept of spontaneous and stimulated emission (Einstein coefficients) in an atomic system is reviewed.
Ivan Pelant, Jan Valenta
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Cooling Atoms with Stimulated Emission
Physical Review Letters, 1986We have observed an efficient collimation of a cesium atomic beam crossing at right angles an intense laser standing wave. This new cooling scheme is mainly based on a stimulated redistribution of photons between the two counterpropagating waves by the moving atoms. By contrast with usual radiation pressure cooling, this "stimulated molasses" works for
Aspect, A. +4 more
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Stimulated Emission Depletion Microscopy
Chemical Reviews, 2017Despite its short history, diffraction-unlimited fluorescence microscopy techniques have already made a substantial imprint in the biological sciences. In this review, we describe how stimulated emission depletion (STED) imaging originally evolved, how it compares to other optical super-resolution imaging techniques, and what advantages it provides ...
Hans Blom, Jerker Widengren
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Journal of Communications Technology and Electronics, 2015
The observation of the stimulated terahertz radiation in magnetic junctions at the room temperature resulting from the current injection of nonequilibrium spins is reported. Contacts between two ferromagnetic layers and between a ferromagnetic and an antiferromagnetic layer are investigated.
Yu. V. Gulyaev +5 more
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The observation of the stimulated terahertz radiation in magnetic junctions at the room temperature resulting from the current injection of nonequilibrium spins is reported. Contacts between two ferromagnetic layers and between a ferromagnetic and an antiferromagnetic layer are investigated.
Yu. V. Gulyaev +5 more
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Stimulated emission and black holes
Physical Review D, 1985The probability of a black hole emitting m particles when n particles are incident on the black hole was first derived by Bekenstein and Meisels, and later, using a different method, by Panangaden and Wald. In another paper by Bekenstein, it was argued that black holes should have stimulated emission in all modes including the nonsuperradiant ones.
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Stimulated Emission of Polaritons
Journal of Applied Physics, 1972The gain of optically pumped CdS lasers is calculated assuming that stimulated emission occurs with photonlike polaritons created in inelastic exciton-exciton collisions; it is shown that gain constants of the recently observed magnitude can be expected from this mechanism.
Herbert Mahr, C. L. Tang
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Stimulated Emission of Bremsstrahlung
Bell System Technical Journal, 1962A formula for the probability of stimulated emission of Bremsstrahlung is derived. It is shown that stimulated emission occurs if the incident electrons travel in a direction roughly parallel to the electric field vector of the wave stimulating the emission. Emission from free electrons is used in electron tube devices.
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Journal of the Optical Society of America B, 1987
Stimulated emission is formulated in completely classical terms and is shown to occur in general only in nonlinear systems. Our approach is based on the frequency-dependent susceptibility, which in both the classical and quantum-mechanical descriptions is the main characteristic determining whether there is absorption or stimulated emission.
Benjamin Fain, Peter W. Milonni
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Stimulated emission is formulated in completely classical terms and is shown to occur in general only in nonlinear systems. Our approach is based on the frequency-dependent susceptibility, which in both the classical and quantum-mechanical descriptions is the main characteristic determining whether there is absorption or stimulated emission.
Benjamin Fain, Peter W. Milonni
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