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Preferences, power, and the determination of working hours
Preferences, power, and the determination of working hour
Why material slow light does not improve cavity-enhanced atom detection
We discuss the prospects for enhancing absorption and scattering of light
from a weakly coupled atom in a high-finesse optical cavity by adding a medium
with large, positive group index of refraction. The slow-light effect is known
to narrow the cavity transmission spectrum and increase the photon lifetime,
but the quality factor of the cavity may not be increased in a metrologically
useful sense. Specifically, detection of the weakly coupled atom through either
cavity ringdown measurements or the Purcell effect fails to improve with the
addition of material slow light. A single-atom model of the dispersive medium
helps elucidate why this is the case.Comment: 11 pages, 4 figures; QuTiP python file included. This version:
changed title and added several references; results are unchanged. Accepted
for open access publication in a special issue of Journal of Modern Optics in
memory of Prof Danny Segal. Publisher's version available at
http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/09500340.2017.138451
The effect of intermittent versus chronic energy restriction on breast cancer risk biomarkers in premenopausal women: a randomised pilot trial
Effect of intermittent versus chronic energy restriction on breast cancer risk biomarkers in premenopausal women: a randomised pilot trial
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