Published November 1, 1963
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Super Radiant Narrowing in Fluorescence Radiation of Inverted Populations
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- Yariv, Amnon
- Leitz, R. C. C.
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Abstract
The effect of resonance reabsorption of fluorescent radiation on the spectral distribution has been considered as early as 1913 by Laudenburg and Reivhe [1]. Schein [2] and Zemansky [3] recognized that the reabsorption causes a broadening of the light emitted by resonance lamps. In this note we report an experimental and theoretical study of the complementary effect, i.e., of resonance radiation originating in a system in which the population of the upper level of the resonance transition is made to exceed that of the lower one (inverted population system).
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Copyright © 1963 American Institute of Physics (Received 29 April 1963; revised 17 July 1963) The authors are indebted to B. G. Cohen and J. M. Whelan for the GaAs p-n diodes, to C. G. B. Garrett and C. K. N. Patel for useful discussions, and to P. M. Ness and D. H. olson for experimental assistance.Files
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