Doppler-free Fourier transform spectroscopy
The feasibility of sub-Doppler broadband multi-heterodyne spectroscopy with two laser frequency combs is demonstrated with two-photon excitation spectra of the 5S-5D transitions of rubidium vapor.
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The feasibility of sub-Doppler broadband multi-heterodyne spectroscopy with two laser frequency combs is demonstrated with two-photon excitation spectra of the 5S-5D transitions of rubidium vapor.
Two-photon excitation spectroscopy with broad spectral span is demonstrated at Doppler-limited resolution. We describe first Fourier transform two-photon spectroscopy of an atomic sample with two mode-locked laser oscillators in a dual-comb technique. Each transition is uniquely identified by the modulation imparted by the interfering comb excitations. The temporal modulation of the spontaneous two-photon fluorescence is monitored with a single photodetector, and the spectrum is revealed by a Fourier transform.
The conserved Manna model with a planar absorbing boundary is studied in various space dimensions. We present a heuristic argument that allows one to compute the surface critical exponent in one dimension analytically. Moreover, we discuss the mean field limit that is expected to be valid in d>4 space dimensions and demonstrate how the corresponding partial differential equations can be solved.