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most citedObservation of suppression of light scattering induced by dipole-dipole interactions in a cold atomic ensemble

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physics.atom-ph2016★ 85 cited

Collective resonance fluorescence in small and dense atom clouds: Comparison between theory and experiment

S. D. Jenkins, J. Ruostekoski, J. Javanainen +5

We study the emergence of a collective optical response of a cold and dense Rb atomic cloud to a near-resonant low-intensity light when the atom number is gradually increase…

physics.atom-ph2016★ 90 cited

Optical resonance shifts in the fluorescence of thermal and cold atomic gases

S. D. Jenkins, J. Ruostekoski, J. Javanainen +4

We show that the resonance shifts in the fluorescence of a cold gas of rubidium atoms substantially differ from those of thermal atomic ensembles that obey the standard continuous…

physics.atom-ph2014★ 216 cited

Observation of suppression of light scattering induced by dipole-dipole interactions in a cold atomic ensemble

J. Pellegrino, R. Bourgain, S. Jennewein +4

We study the emergence of collective scattering in the presence of dipole-dipole interactions when we illuminate a cold cloud of rubidium atoms with a near-resonant and weak intens…

physics.atom-ph2012★ 31 cited

Direct measurement of the Wigner time-delay for the scattering of light by a single atom

R. Bourgain, J. Pellegrino, Y. R. P. Sortais +1

We have implemented the gedanken experiment of an individual atom scattering a wave packet of near-resonant light, and measured the associated Wigner time-delay as a function of th…

physics.atom-ph2011★ 58 cited

Study of light-assisted collisions between a few cold atoms in a microscopic dipole trap

A. Fuhrmanek, R. Bourgain, Y. R. P. Sortais +1

We study light-assisted collisions in an ensemble containing a small number (~3) of cold Rb87 atoms trapped in a microscopic dipole trap. Using our ability to operate with one atom…