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Quantum Manage of Spontaneous Emission Induced Grating in a Rydberg Coherent Media

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Quantum manipulate of spontaneous emission caused grating is investigated in a four-level coherence system including the Rydberg state. The Rydberg atom interacts with a susceptible probe light and a strong coupling light with a two-dimensional standing wave pattern in x and y directions. Under the presence of spontaneous emission induced coherence (SIC), the amplitude and phase modulations of the surroundings may be managed through adjusting the detuning of the coupling light. It is determined that because of moderating the amplitude and phase modulations of the surroundings, the light power of the probe may be transferred from zero to excessive orders, respectively. In this case, the transferring from amplitude grating to phase grating is viable thru adapting the optical parameters of the environment. Moreover, it’s been determined that for particular scenario of the quantum coherence term, the zero order of the grating will become zero and principal of power transfer to the excessive order. Our proposed form can also furthermore have ability usages withinside the future optical gadgets based totally mostly on Rydberg quantum systems in quantum information processing.

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Kong, H. Quantum Manage of Spontaneous Emission Induced Grating in a Rydberg Coherent Media. Int J Theor Phys 61, 42 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10773-022-05037-6

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