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most citedGiant electro-optic effect using polarizable dark states

201 citations · 538 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

physics.ins-det200816 cited

A versatile and reliably re-usable ultrahigh vacuum viewport

K. J. Weatherill, J. D. Pritchard, C. S. Adams +3

We present a viewport for use in Ultra-high vacuum (UHV) based upon the preflattened solder seal design presented in earlier work, Cox et al. Rev. Sci. Inst. 74, 3185 (2003). The d…

quant-ph200865 cited

Narrow absorptive resonances in a four-level atomic system

M. G. Bason, A. K. Mohapatra, K. J. Weatherill +1

We study the effect of a control beam on a Lambda electromagnetically induced transparency (EIT) system in 87Rb. The control beam couples one ground state to another excited state…

quant-ph2008118 cited

Laser frequency stabilization to highly excited state transitions using electromagnetically induced transparency in a cascade system

R. P. Abel, A. K. Mohapatra, M. G. Bason +4

We demonstrate laser frequency stabilization to excited state transitions using cascade electromagnetically induced transparency (EIT). Using a room temperature Rb vapor cell as a…

quant-ph2008201 cited

Giant electro-optic effect using polarizable dark states

A. K. Mohapatra, M. G. Bason, B. Butscher +2

The electro-optic effect, where the refractive index of a medium is modified by an electric field, is of central importance in non-linear optics, laser technology, quantum optics a…

quant-ph200720 cited

Electro-optic control of atom-light interactions using Rydberg dark-state polaritons

M. G. Bason, A. K. Mohapatra, K. J. Weatherill +1

We demonstrate a multiphoton Rydberg dark resonance where a Lambda-system is coupled to a Rydberg state. This N-type level scheme combines the ability to slow and store light pulse…

physics.atom-ph2005

Spatially selective loading of an optical lattice by light-shift engineering using an auxiliary laser field

P. F. Griffin, K. J. Weatherill, S. G. MacLeod +2

We report on a method of light-shift engineering where an auxiliary laser is used to tune the atomic transition frequency. The technique is used to selectively load a specific regi…