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Collective effects in the photon statistics of thermal atomic ensembles [dataset] Open Access

We investigate the collective scattering of coherent light from a thermal alkali-metal vapor with temperatures ranging from 350 to 450 K, corresponding to average atomic spacings between 0.7λ and 0.1λ. We develop a theoretical model treating the atomic ensemble as coherent, interacting, radiating dipoles. We show that the two-time second-order correlation function of a thermal ensemble can be described by an average of randomly positioned atomic pairs. Our model illustrates good agreement with the experimental results. Furthermore, we show how fine-tuning of the experimental parameters may make it possible to explore several photon statistics regimes.

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Creator: Ribeiro, Sofia 1
1 Durham University, United Kingdom
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Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
Research methods
Numerical modelling
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Plotting routines
Thermal vapours
Collective scattering
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Metal vapors
Scattering (Physics)
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ark:/32150/r2cz30ps686
doi:10.15128/r2cz30ps686
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Durham University
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