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Effects of resonant dipole-dipole interactions in the spin noise of atomic vapors

URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2407.00184v1
Date: Fri, 28 Jun 2024 18:41:23 GMT
Title: Effects of resonant dipole-dipole interactions in the spin noise of atomic vapors
Authors: J. Delpy, N. Fayard, F. Bretenaker, F. Goldfarb,
Abstract summary: We report unusual lineshapes of the spin noise spectra with a strong density dependence. We show that these features are the hallmark of a strong dipole-dipole interaction between binaries within the ensemble. This work demonstrates the potential of spin noise spectroscopy to observe and quantify strong interactions occurring within a particle ensemble.
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Abstract: We perform spin noise spectroscopy close to resonance in a 1-mm-thick cell containing a dense Rubidium vapor. A laser is used to excite optical dipoles in the vapor while probing the Faraday rotation noise. We report unusual lineshapes of the spin noise spectra with a strong density dependence, which we attribute to interactions arising between particles in the system. Introducing a two-body model and simulations, we show that these features are the hallmark of a strong dipole-dipole interaction between binaries within the ensemble. A precise fit of the experimental spectra allows to extract the strength and the duration of the dipole-dipole interaction. We unveil its impact on the spin noise frequency and investigate the role of the atomic motion in the unexpected lineshapes. This work demonstrates the potential of spin noise spectroscopy to observe and quantify strong interactions occurring within a particle ensemble.

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