Theory of dark resonances for alkali vapors in a buffer-gas cell
A. Taichenachev, V. Yudin, R. Wynands, M. Stahler, J. Kitching, L. Hollberg
Abstract
We develop an analytical theory of dark resonances that accounts for the full atomic-level structure, as well as all field-induced effects such as coherence preparation, optical pumping, ac Stark shifts, and power broadening. The analysis uses a model based on relaxation constants that assumes the total collisional depolarization of the excited state. A good qualitative agreement with experiments for Cs in Ne is obtained.
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