Author: Benivegna G
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
ISSN: 1362-3044
Source: Journal of Modern Optics, Vol.43, Iss.8, 1996-08, pp. : 1589-1601
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Abstract
Phenomenology and mechanisms of energy exchange due to induced atomic processes of absorption and emission are investigated in the evolution of a two mode Jaynes Cummings model One field mode is initially in a highly coherent populated state and the other one is initially empty The field mode exchanges energy with the atom by two mechanisms related to very different atomic dynamics which operate in complementary phases of the system evolution One mechanism determines the energy exchanges which involve only the populated mode and the atom The other is responsible for mode mode photon exchanges and becomes relevant when the first mechanism is quenched Thus there is no competition between the atomic emission in the empty mode and processes involving the atom and the highly populated mode Quantum features related to entanglement of atom and field states are discussed Cooperative effects between the two field modes and their incompatibility with the predictions of neo classical theory are evidenced
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