journal article·2014-11

Electromagnetically induced transparency-assisted four-wave mixing process in the diamond-type four-level atomic system

Feng Wen, Huaibin Zheng, Xinxin Xue, Haixia Chen, Jianping Song, Yanpeng Zhang

Optical Materials· Volume 37
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Abstract

Abstract With electromagnetically induced transparency (EIT)-assisted configuration, we study the third-order nonlinear four-wave mixing (FWM) process in a diamond-type four-level atomic system both theoretically and experimentally. Following the proposal by the recent study (Willis et al., 2009), we introduce EIT contribution to the theoretical model which will enhance the conversion efficiency of the nonlinear process and narrow the linewidth of the FWM signal. By means of the coherent EIT effect, we get higher conversion efficiency at lower power level of incident beam in such atomic system. Compare to our previous models, the conversion efficiency in such diamond-type atomic system is much smaller which needs higher threshold temperature. In addition, the frequency dependences on incident beams reveal that the dipole transition of one-photon and two-photon processes affect this nonlinear process.
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