We study the optical properties of a two-level atomic ensemble controlled by a high-finesse cavity. Even though the cavity is initially in the vacuum state in the absence of external driving, the probe response of the...We study the optical properties of a two-level atomic ensemble controlled by a high-finesse cavity. Even though the cavity is initially in the vacuum state in the absence of external driving, the probe response of the atomic ensemble can be dramatically modified. When the collectively enhanced atom–cavity coupling is strong enough and the cavity decay rate is much smaller than the atomic damping rate, an electromagnetically induced transparency-like coherent phenomenon emerges with a dip absorption for the response of the two-level atoms in the cavity without driving, and thus is called vacuum induced transparency. We also show the slow light with very low group velocity in such an atomic ensemble.展开更多
In this paper,energy loss of alpha particles in different vacuum levels is studied experimentally and via theoretical analysis.A better understanding of energy loss of a particle in vacuum will help detect more exact ...In this paper,energy loss of alpha particles in different vacuum levels is studied experimentally and via theoretical analysis.A better understanding of energy loss of a particle in vacuum will help detect more exact numbers of alpha particles.Two ^(239)Pu sources are used to measure the energy loss of a particle crossing different vacuum levels (different air pressures).The experimental data are obtained from an instrument-PAM-100 developed by authors. The experimental results have shown that increasing vacuum levels will lead to more alpha residual energy but less energy loss.When the vacuum level reaches 0.04 MPa,alpha particles(^(239)Pu,5.115 MeV)will lose the energy of about 0.175 MeV with traversing 5 mm distance.Theoretical calculations have shown a good agreement with experimental results.This implies that the instrument has a high accuracy and could be applied in field work.展开更多
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.11304010)
文摘We study the optical properties of a two-level atomic ensemble controlled by a high-finesse cavity. Even though the cavity is initially in the vacuum state in the absence of external driving, the probe response of the atomic ensemble can be dramatically modified. When the collectively enhanced atom–cavity coupling is strong enough and the cavity decay rate is much smaller than the atomic damping rate, an electromagnetically induced transparency-like coherent phenomenon emerges with a dip absorption for the response of the two-level atoms in the cavity without driving, and thus is called vacuum induced transparency. We also show the slow light with very low group velocity in such an atomic ensemble.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.40974065)the National Science Foundation for Distinguished Young Scholars of China(Grant No.41025015)
文摘In this paper,energy loss of alpha particles in different vacuum levels is studied experimentally and via theoretical analysis.A better understanding of energy loss of a particle in vacuum will help detect more exact numbers of alpha particles.Two ^(239)Pu sources are used to measure the energy loss of a particle crossing different vacuum levels (different air pressures).The experimental data are obtained from an instrument-PAM-100 developed by authors. The experimental results have shown that increasing vacuum levels will lead to more alpha residual energy but less energy loss.When the vacuum level reaches 0.04 MPa,alpha particles(^(239)Pu,5.115 MeV)will lose the energy of about 0.175 MeV with traversing 5 mm distance.Theoretical calculations have shown a good agreement with experimental results.This implies that the instrument has a high accuracy and could be applied in field work.
