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most citedEfficient method for controlling the spatial coherence of a laser

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physics.optics2013★ 131 cited

Efficient method for controlling the spatial coherence of a laser

Micha Nixon, Brandon Redding, Asher Friesem +2

An efficient method to tune the spatial coherence of a degenerate laser over a broad range with minimum variation in the total output power is presented. It is based on varying the…

physics.optics2013★ 7 cited

Time delayed laser networks: phase versus chaos synchronization

I. Reidler, M. Nixon, Y. Aviad +5

The synchronization of chaotic lasers and the optical phase synchronization of light originating in multiple coupled lasers have both been extensively studied, however, the interpl…

quant-ph2011★ 7 cited

Motional Broadening in Ensembles With Heavy-Tail Frequency Distribution

Yoav Sagi, Rami Pugatch, Ido Almog +2

We show that the spectrum of an ensemble of two-level systems can be broadened through `resetting' discrete fluctuations, in contrast to the well-known motional-narrowing effect. W…

quant-ph2008★ 11 cited

Semilinear response for the heating rate of cold atoms in vibrating traps

Alexander Stotland, Doron Cohen, Nir Davidson

The calculation of the heating rate of cold atoms in vibrating traps requires a theory that goes beyond the Kubo linear response formulation. If a strong "quantum chaos" assumption…

cond-mat.other2007★ 18 cited

Particle Motion in Rapidly Oscillating Potentials: The Role of the Potential's Initial Phase

A. Ridinger, N. Davidson

Rapidly oscillating potentials with a vanishing time average have been used for a long time to trap charged particles in source-free regions. It has been argued that the motion of…

quant-ph2007★ 38 cited

Theory of Dicke narrowing in coherent population trapping

O. Firstenberg, M. Shuker, A. Ben-Kish +3

The Doppler effect is one of the dominant broadening mechanisms in thermal vapor spectroscopy. For two-photon transitions one would naively expect the Doppler effect to cause a res…