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Photon-echo interferometry

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Abstract

Temporal interference between photon echoes of adjacent transitions in simple atoms is demonstrated, yielding suppression of the echo intensity by a factor of 104. The method provides a sensitive probe of perturbations that differentially affect the phase of the dipole moments for the adjacent transitions.

© 1994 Optical Society of America

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