Titlebook: Coherence and Quantum Optics; Proceedings of the T Leonard Mandel,Emil Wolf Conference proceedings 1973 Plenum Press, New York 1973 coheren

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Light, Atoms, and Singularities,xamples are the Cauchy initial-value problem and the Dirichlet or Neumann boundary-value problem. For the Cauchy problem an ideal representation for the field is a plane-wave expansion [1]; this being so because the plane-wave fields form a complete set of solutions to the wave equation into which t

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A. Dermoune,H. Machrafi,O. Moutsingately been the subject of further discussion.[1–5] In a recent article Nesbet[5] has considered an approach to the problem that differs substantially from the neoclassical approach of Jaynes and his co-workers.[1–3] In this theory the electromagnetic field is expressed explicitly in terms of its sour

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A. Dermoune,H. Machrafi,O. Moutsingawith physical results and is conceptually satisfactory. [1] While the results so far obtained in the theory are encouraging and are of general applicability to strong, electromagnetic and weak interactions, for a variety of reasons I will confine my attention to finite quantum electrodynamics. Even

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Mamadou Abdoul Diop,Etienne Pardouxlarge number of modes. I will discuss both the phenomenon of free decay of the systems from initial excited states, and the forced oscillation by the systems under an external resonant driving field. It will be seen that the classical results play an important role in supplementing the quantum mecha

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Observation of Zero-Degree Pulse Propagation in a Resonant Medium medium with reduced absorption loss. We briefly review this experiment here and discuss the conditions for low loss propagation. We also describe some initial studies of the evolution of the pulse envelope and discuss the physics underlying this process.