Slow light
arXiv:physics/0007097 · doi:10.1119/1.19410
Abstract
We present a brief classical discussion of a process to reduce the group velocity of an electromagnetic pulse by many orders of magnitude.
V1 includes one figure and one reference not in the published article. V2 adds a second figure, and changes notation slightly to conform with that of the companion paper physics/0008013
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