Enhanced Two-Level Optical Resonance in Spherical Microcavities

Kazuya HAYATA; Tsutomu KOSHIDA; Masanori KOSHIBA

Enhanced Two-Level Optical Resonance in Spherical Microcavities

Kazuya HAYATA, Tsutomu KOSHIDA, Masanori KOSHIBA

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A self-induced-transparent (SIT) system that takes advantage of morphology dependent resonances (MDR's) in a Mie-sized microsphere doped with a resonant material is proposed. The present system is doubly resonant: one has microscopic origin (the two-level system), while the other has macroscopic origin (the MDR). In this geometry, owing to the feedback action of MDR's, the pulse area can be much expanded, and thus the electric-field amplitude of the incident pulse can be reduced substantially compared with the conventional one-way SIT propagation. Theoretical results that incorporate dephasing due to structural imperfections are shown.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E78-C No.4 pp.454-461

Publication Date: 1995/04/25

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Kazuya HAYATA, Tsutomu KOSHIDA, Masanori KOSHIBA, "Enhanced Two-Level Optical Resonance in Spherical Microcavities" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics, vol. E78-C, no. 4, pp. 454-461, April 1995, doi: .
Abstract: A self-induced-transparent (SIT) system that takes advantage of morphology dependent resonances (MDR's) in a Mie-sized microsphere doped with a resonant material is proposed. The present system is doubly resonant: one has microscopic origin (the two-level system), while the other has macroscopic origin (the MDR). In this geometry, owing to the feedback action of MDR's, the pulse area can be much expanded, and thus the electric-field amplitude of the incident pulse can be reduced substantially compared with the conventional one-way SIT propagation. Theoretical results that incorporate dephasing due to structural imperfections are shown.
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