Observation of electromagnetically induced transparency.
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Summary
The first demonstration of a technique by which an optically thick medium may be rendered transparent is reported, which results from a destructive interference of two dressed states created by applying a temporally smooth coupling laser between a bound state of an atom and the upper state of the transition which is to be made transparent.
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- 1991-05-12
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Keywords
Electromagnetically induced transparency, Laser, Transmittance, Atomic physics, Coupling (piping)
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