Tunable absorption spectrum splitting in a pulse-driven three-level system

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2501.03188v1
• Date: Mon, 06 Jan 2025 18:04:29 GMT
• Title: Tunable absorption spectrum splitting in a pulse-driven three-level system
• Authors: Jiawei Wang, Anthony Gullo, Kavya Velmurugan, Herbert F Fotso,
• Abstract summary: When a two-level system is driven on resonance by a strong incident field, its emission spectrum is characterized by the well-known Mollow triplet. It has been shown that when the two-level system is instead driven by a periodic pulse sequence, the emission spectrum has similarities with the Mollow triplet.
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• Abstract: When a two-level system is driven on resonance by a strong incident field, its emission spectrum is characterized by the well-known Mollow triplet. If the absorption from the excited state, in this continuously driven two-level system, to a third, higher energy level, is probed by a weak field, the resulting absorption spectrum features the Autler-Townes doublet with two peaks separated by the Rabi frequency of the strong driving field. It has been shown that when the two-level system is instead driven by a periodic pulse sequence, the emission spectrum obtained has similarities with the Mollow triplet even though the system is only driven during the short application time of the pulses and is allowed to evolve freely between pulses. Here, we evaluate the absorption spectrum of the three-level system in the ladder/cascade configuration when the bottom two levels are driven by a periodic pulse sequence while the transition between the middle and the highest level is probed by a weak field. The absorption spectrum displays similarities with the Autler-Townes doublet with frequency separation between the main peaks defined by the inter-pulse delay. In addition, this spectrum shows little dependence on the pulse carrier frequency. These results demonstrate the capacity to modulate the absorption spectrum of a three-level system with experimentally achievable pulse protocols.

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