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Non-resonant effects in the fluorescent Dicke model. I. Exact steady state analysis
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Quantum DynamicEngineeringCavity QedMagnetic ResonanceExcitation Energy TransferOptical PropertiesSteady State AnalysisQuantum Mechanical PropertyUltracold AtomDriving Field StrengthPhotophysical PropertyBiophysicsQuantum SciencePhysicsAtomic PhysicsQuantum ChemistryFluorescent Dicke ModelExcited State PropertyApplied PhysicsAtomic Correlation FunctionsDouble ResonanceQuantum FluctuationsQuantum ChaosNonlinear ResonanceMedicineNon-resonant Effects
The exact steady state solution for the reduced atomic density operator for a model of N identical two-level atoms occupying the same site (the Dicke model) and driven by a CW off-resonant laser field is presented. Exact expressions are given for the atomic observables and atomic correlation functions of arbitrary order. Exact thermodynamic analysis (N to infinity ) shows that the critical phase transition behaviour found in the resonant case is destroyed due to non-resonant effects. For large N and increasing detuning parameter, quantum fluctuations tend to vanish and hence the atomic observables tend to assume their semiclassical values. Also it is found that for a fixed arbitrary detuning parameter and increasing N these fluctuations disappear for the whole range of the driving field strength. The authors explain why it is not possible in the limit N to infinity to recover the correct asymptotic limit for the resonant case from the results of the dispersive case.
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