Lucile Veissier

most citedExperimental Investigation of the Transition between Autler-Townes Splitting and Electromagnetically-Induced Transparency

97 citations · 141 across the 3 of their papers we have counts for

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3 papers

quant-ph2016★ 25 cited

Optical decoherence and spectral diffusion in an erbium-doped silica glass fiber featuring long-lived spin sublevels

Lucile Veissier, Mohsen Falamarzi, Thomas Lutz +4

Understanding decoherence in cryogenically-cooled rare-earth-ion doped glass fibers is of fundamental interest and a prerequisite for applications of these material in quantum info…

quant-ph2016★ 19 cited

Quadratic Zeeman effect and spin-lattice relaxation of Tm $^{3 +}$ :YAG at high magnetic fields

Lucile Veissier, Charles W. Thiel, Thomas Lutz +3

Anisotropy of the quadratic Zeeman effect for the $^{3} H_{6} \to^{3} H_{4}$ transition at 793 nm wavelength in $^{169}$ Tm $^{3 +}$ -doped Y $_{3}$ Al $_{5}$ O $_{12}$ is studied…

physics.atom-ph2012★ 97 cited

Experimental Investigation of the Transition between Autler-Townes Splitting and Electromagnetically-Induced Transparency

L. Giner, L. Veissier, B. Sparkes +10

Two phenomena can affect the transmission of a weak signal field through an absorbing medium in the presence of a strong additional field: electromagnetically induced transparency…

Optical decoherence and spectral diffusion in an erbium-doped silica glass fiber featuring long-lived spin sublevels

Quadratic Zeeman effect and spin-lattice relaxation of Tm3+:YAG at high magnetic fields

Experimental Investigation of the Transition between Autler-Townes Splitting and Electromagnetically-Induced Transparency

Quadratic Zeeman effect and spin-lattice relaxation of Tm $^{3 +}$ :YAG at high magnetic fields