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Time-delayed Intensity-Interferometry with Light from Laser-Cooled Atoms

Muhammed Shafi, Deepak Pandey, and Hema Ramachandran

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Abstract

Time-delayed intensity-interferometry employing light emitted by an ensemble of laser-cooled rubidium atoms was used to determine its temperature on timescales of microseconds, and to observe signatures of coherent population oscillations on time scales of nanoseconds.

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