Many-Body Effects in a Model of Electromagnetically Induced Transparency
arXiv:1106.5240 · doi:10.1088/0953-4075/44/19/195505
Abstract
We study the effect of inter-band interactions in the absorption profile of a semi-classical model describing electromagnetically induced transparency. We develop a consistent approach using a non-hermitian Hamiltonian to model particle decay. This allow us to characterize the system response for different number of particles so that the effect of particle-interaction on the transmission profile can be studied over a wide range of characteristic parameters.
5+ pages, 4 figures
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