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Mirrorless Optical Bistability Due to Coherent Dipole-Dipole Interactions in a Spacially Distributed Collection of Two-level Systems

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Abstract

Atomic cooperative effects in mirrorless (intrinsic) optical bistability (MOB) have been treated, so far, either by assuming a small volume with dimensions smaller than a wavelength1,2, or by assuming a system with a small number of atoms3. In the present work we discuss MOB based upon cooperative effects among atoms in a system consisting of many two-level atoms, considering explicitly the spacial dependence of the coherent dipole-dipole interactions.

© 1985 Optical Society of America

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