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Very-low-temperature behavior of a micromaser

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Abstract

We show that at very low temperatures the steady-state photon statistics of the micromaser are strongly influenced by the existence of trapping states. The resulting resonances are a true quantum effect resulting from the granulated character of the electromagnetic field.

© 1988 Optical Society of America

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