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Effective hyper-Raman scattering via inhibiting electromagnetically induced transparency in monolayer graphene under an external magnetic field

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Abstract

We propose and analyze an effective scheme to generate hyper-Raman scattering via inhibiting electromagnetically induced transparency (EIT) in a monolayer graphene under a magnetic field. By solving the Schrödinger–Maxwell formalism, we derive explicitly analytical expressions for linear susceptibility, nonlinear susceptibility, and generated Raman electric field under the steady-state condition. Based on dressed-state theory, our results show a competition between EIT and hyper-Raman scattering, and the hyper-Raman process is totally dominant when multiphoton destructive interference is completely suppressed.

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