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Nuclear γ-ray superradiance
Nuclear γ-ray-resonant superradiance is discussed, comparing Dicke's original approach 1 and recent extensions 2 , 3 of Scully et al. 2-5 involving conditional excitation to the classical resonant-scattering 6-10 and the Hannon-Trammell 11-14 quantum theories. Relevant questions are whether the...
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Published in: | Journal of modern optics 2009-10, Vol.56 (18-19), p.1974-1984 |
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Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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Summary: | Nuclear γ-ray-resonant superradiance is discussed, comparing Dicke's original approach
1
and recent extensions
2
,
3
of Scully et al.
2-5
involving conditional excitation to the classical resonant-scattering
6-10
and the Hannon-Trammell
11-14
quantum theories. Relevant questions are whether the sample is optically thin or thick in the excitation and re-radiation processes, the role of superpositions between ground and excited states, Fermi's golden rule, and decoherence due to spatially-dependent near-field interactions
15-17
. The relation of these considerations to experimental results is discussed. |
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ISSN: | 0950-0340 1362-3044 |
DOI: | 10.1080/09500340903199921 |