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In this paper, we briefly review the recent experimental progresses in quantum optics based on four-wave mixing (FWM) processes in hot rubidium vapor, particularly …

For a pair of spatially extended image-carrying light fields, the concept of entanglement can be applied not only to the entire images but also to their smaller details. We used a spatially multimode amplifier based on four-wave mixing in a hot vapor to produce twin images that exhibit localized entanglement. The images can be bright fields ...

Spillane, S. M. et al. Observation of nonlinear optical interactions of ultralow levels of light in a tapered optical nanofiber embedded in a hot rubidium vapor. Phys. Rev.

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Embeddium/Rubidium Dynamic Lights. An unofficial Forge port of LambDynamicLights, tuned to work with Magnesium or Rubidium (Forge Sodium). You will want Magnesium/Rubidium Extras. While this mod will work without it, there is a performance bug in Forge that is fixed by Magnesium Extras. There are other dynamic lighting mods …

angular momentum in hot atomic rubidium vapor Cite as: AIP Advances 10, 015135 (2020 ); doi: 10.1063/1.5131179 Submitted: 9 October 2019 • Accepted: 30 December 2019 •

We demonstrate highly efficient generation of coherent 420 nm light via up-conversion of near-infrared lasers in a hot rubidium vapor cell. By optimizing pump polarizations and frequencies we achieve a single-pass conversion efficiency of 260% per Watt, significantly higher than in previous experiments. A full exploration of the coherent …

Experimental results on the generation of multi-spatial-mode, single-beam, quadrature squeezed light using four-wave mixing in hot Rb vapor confirm that the squeezing is present in more than one transverse mode by studying the spatial distribution of the noise properties of the field. We present experimental results on the generation of …

Abstract. Using a nondegenerate four-wave mixing process in hot rubidium vapor, we demonstrate a compact diode-laser-pumped system for the generation of intensity …

We present experimental results on the generation of multi-spatial-mode, single-beam, quadrature squeezed light using four-wave mixing in hot Rb vapor. Squeezing and phase-sensitive deamplification are observed over a range of powers and detunings near the (85)Rb D1 atomic transition. We observe -3 …

Using a hot rubidium gas researchers slowed light signals to less than the speed of this airplane. × Slowing light may be easier …

Four wave mixing (FWM) and electromagnetically induced transparency (EIT) based coherent image storage in hot atomic vapors. P. K. Vudyasetu, R. M. Camacho, and J. C. Howell. QThB3 Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference (CLEO:FS) 2008. Storage and retrieval of images in hot atomic Rubidium vapor.

Lukin used hot rubidium atoms, Hau super-cooled sodium. Both managed to reduce the speed of light to zero however, by the time it had slowed to a halt, all of the photons had been absorbed.

In this paper, we briefly review the recent experimental progresses in quantum optics based on four-wave mixing (FWM) processes in hot rubidium vapor, particularly our two recent experiments in quantum information. We have experimentally produced strong quantum correlations between three bright beams generated by two cascaded FWM …

As a result, almost of the large mode interacts with the rubidium vapour allowing for nearly 50% light absorption, even for a propagation length as short as 80 µm (see results).

Multi-Spatial-Mode Single-Beam Quadrature Squeezed States of Light from Four-Wave Mixing in Hot Rubidium Vapor. Published. October 24, 2011. Author(s) Neil V. Corzo Trejo, Alberto M. Marino, Kevin M. Jones, Paul D. Lett. Abstract

Nature Photonics - The coherent storage and retrieval of a four-wave-mixing normal mode in a hot atomic rubidium vapour may prove to be useful for future …

As a result, almost of the large mode interacts with the rubidium vapour allowing for nearly 50% light absorption, even for a propagation length as short …

We report the observation of low-light level optical interactions in a tapered optical nanofiber (TNF) embedded in a hot rubidium vapor. The small optical mode area plays a significant role in the ...

A FWM process in hot rubidium vapor is an efficient method to generate and manipulate nonclassical optical nonlinearities, which can successfully generate a pair of multimode intensitydependent ...

The observation of low-light level optical interactions in a tapered optical nanofiber (TNF) embedded in a hot rubidium vapor makes it a very promising candidate for ultralow power resonant nonlinear optical applications. We report the observation of low-light level optical interactions in a tapered optical nanofiber (TNF) embedded in a hot …

Using a nondegenerate four-wave mixing (FWM) process based on a double-Λ scheme in hot cesium vapor, we demonstrate a compact diode-laser-pumped quantum light source for the generation of quantum correlated twin beams with a maximum squeezing of 6.5 dB. The squeezing is observed at a Fourier frequency in the audio band down to …

Squeezed Light and Entangled Images from Four-Wave-Mixing in Hot Rubidium Vapor. Entangled multi-spatial-mode fields have interesting applications in …

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Abstract. In this work, we report on an off-resonant four-wave mixing experiment via a ladder-type configuration in a hot rubidium atomic vapour. We find for the first time, to the best of our knowledge, that the generated light is delayed compared with the reference. At the same time, the seeded signal beam is also delayed, though the …

Four-wave-mixing stopped light in hot atomic rubidium vapour. Digital signal processing, holography, and quantum and classical information processing rely heavily upon recording the amplitude and phase of coherent optical signals. One method for achieving coherent information storage makes use of electromagnetically induced transparency.

We report on a pulse storage scheme in hot atomic rubidium vapour, in which a four-wave-mixing normal mode is stored using a double- configuration. The entire (broadened) waveform of the input ...

light sources based on atomic vapors have the advantage that their wavelength and bandwidth naturally match atomic transitions. Recently, it has been shown by Lett's group[14]aswellasseveralothergroups[15–17]thatthe four-wave mixing (FWM)processinside hot rubidium va-por is an efficient way to produce quantum light sources