One- and Two-Photon Scattering by Two Atoms in a Waveguide
arXiv:1709.00034 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.96.063826
Abstract
We consider the interaction of one- and two-photon pulses in a waveguide with two two-level systems (TLS) that are also able to interact directly either through an exchange- or a dipole-type interaction. We focus on the system's transport properties and show how the presence of a second TLS increases the control options, especially when direct interactions are also allowed. We also obtain, within a Markov (long pulse) approximation, exact results for the nonlinear or entangled terms that arise in the two-photon case, and discuss both their potential applications and ways to minimize their effects.
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