Decoherence of Atomic Gases in Largely Detuned Laser Fields
Karl-Peter Marzlin
Abstract
We study theoretically the decoherence of a gas of bosonic atoms induced by the interaction with a largely detuned laser beam. It is shown that for a standing laser beam decoherence coincides with the single-particle result. For a running laser beam many-particle effects lead to significant modifications.
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