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Microscopic theory of photonic band gaps in optical lattices
M. Samoylova, N. Piovella, R. Bachelard +1
We propose a microscopic model to describe the scattering of light by atoms in optical lattices. The model is shown to efficiently capture Bragg scattering, spontaneous emission an…
Cooperativity in light scattering by cold atoms
Tom Bienaime, Romain Bachelard, Nicola Piovella +1
A cloud of cold N two-level atoms driven by a resonant laser beam shows cooperative effects both in the scattered radiation field and in the radiation pressure force acting on the…
Atom and photon measurement in cooperative scattering by cold atoms
Tom Bienaime, Marco Petruzzo, Daniele Bigerni +2
In this paper, we study cooperative scattering of low intensity light by a cloud of N two-level systems. We include the incident laser field driving these two-level systems and com…
Observation of cooperative Mie scattering from an ultracold atomic cloud
H. Bender, C. Stehle, S. Slama +4
Scattering of light at a distribution of scatterers is an intrinsically cooperative process, which means that the scattering rate and the angular distribution of the scattered ligh…
Cooperative Scattering by Cold Atoms
S. Bux, E. Lucioni, H. Bender +8
We have studied the interplay between disorder and cooperative scattering for single scattering limit in the presence of a driving laser. Analytical results have been derived and w…
Observation of a Cooperative Radiation Force in the Presence of Disorder
Tom Bienaime, Simone Bux, Eleonora Lucioni +3
Cooperative scattering of light by an extended object such as an atomic ensemble or a dielectric sphere is fundamentally different from scattering from many point-like scatterers s…
Modification of radiation pressure due to cooperative scattering of light
Philippe Courteille, Simone Bux, Eleonora Lucioni +4
Cooperative spontaneous emission of a single photon from a cloud of N atoms modifies substantially the radiation pressure exerted by a far-detuned laser beam exciting the atoms. On…