Effect of resonance radiative processes on the amplification factor
T. Ya. Popova, A. K. Popov
Abstract
Optimal conditions to acomplish amplification without inversion in three-level schemes based on quantum nonlinear interference effects are analyzed. Specific features of relaxation processes in optical transitions seting these conditions apart from those in microwave schemes are outlined. Numerical evaluations related to neon 2s2-2p4-3s2 transitions are given.
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