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Light reflection on the transparent dielectric-arefied atomic vapor boundary has many interesting features. The most important one is the Doppler-free resonance peak appearing in reflection spectrum instead of waiting Doppler-wide dispersion contour.[1] This is due to cooperative action of spatial dispersion and atom-wall collisions.
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