We show that the self-induced transparency of optical phonons may appear in a systems consisting of a two level atoms interacting with elastic waves. The presence of the gap in phonon spectrum substantially enhances the pulse delay in respect to the acoustic self induced transparency phenomena. One of the main characteristics of the predicted phenomenon is the appearance of the critical velocity of the self-induced transparency pulse which, in the absorbing media, represents the upper limit which pulse may reach. Its magnitude is determined by the ratio of the phonon gap and the energy difference of the two level system. This feature opens a new way for the control of the speed of elastic waves. We believe that, in the view of the emerging ...
We study a phononic crystal interacting with an artificial atom { a superconducting quantum system {...
Using the bosonic exciton approximation, we show that there exists electromagnetically induced trans...
Quantized sound waves—phonons—govern the elastic response of crystalline materials, and also play an...
We show that the self-induced transparency of optical phonons may appear in a systems consisting of ...
We study quantum effects of light propagation through an extended absorbing system of two-level atom...
Quantum information can be stored in micromechanical resonators, encoded as quanta of vibration know...
Quantum information can be stored in micromechanical resonators, encoded as quanta of vibration know...
In this thesis we study the role of nonradiative degrees of freedom on quantum optical properties of...
The propagation of light through atomic vapours gives rise to a variety of interesting effects inclu...
Three-level atomic and molecular systems coupled to two laser fields exhibit transparency effects th...
The phenomenon of self-induced transparency (SIT) is reinterpreted in the context of competition bet...
We theoretically demonstrate optomechanically induced transparency (OMIT) and its related coherent o...
a. REPORT 16. SECURITY CLASSIFICATION OF: technology is founded on the intimate understanding of how...
A theory of dispersive soliton of the self-induced transparency in a medium consisting of atoms or s...
Measuring the quantum dynamics of a mechanical system, when few phonons are involved, remains a chal...
We study a phononic crystal interacting with an artificial atom { a superconducting quantum system {...
Using the bosonic exciton approximation, we show that there exists electromagnetically induced trans...
Quantized sound waves—phonons—govern the elastic response of crystalline materials, and also play an...
We show that the self-induced transparency of optical phonons may appear in a systems consisting of ...
We study quantum effects of light propagation through an extended absorbing system of two-level atom...
Quantum information can be stored in micromechanical resonators, encoded as quanta of vibration know...
Quantum information can be stored in micromechanical resonators, encoded as quanta of vibration know...
In this thesis we study the role of nonradiative degrees of freedom on quantum optical properties of...
The propagation of light through atomic vapours gives rise to a variety of interesting effects inclu...
Three-level atomic and molecular systems coupled to two laser fields exhibit transparency effects th...
The phenomenon of self-induced transparency (SIT) is reinterpreted in the context of competition bet...
We theoretically demonstrate optomechanically induced transparency (OMIT) and its related coherent o...
a. REPORT 16. SECURITY CLASSIFICATION OF: technology is founded on the intimate understanding of how...
A theory of dispersive soliton of the self-induced transparency in a medium consisting of atoms or s...
Measuring the quantum dynamics of a mechanical system, when few phonons are involved, remains a chal...
We study a phononic crystal interacting with an artificial atom { a superconducting quantum system {...
Using the bosonic exciton approximation, we show that there exists electromagnetically induced trans...
Quantized sound waves—phonons—govern the elastic response of crystalline materials, and also play an...