The probe absorption-dispersion spectra of a radio-frequency （RF）-driven five-level atom embedded in a photonic crystal are investigated by considering the isotropic double-band photonic-bandogap （PBG） reservoir. ...The probe absorption-dispersion spectra of a radio-frequency （RF）-driven five-level atom embedded in a photonic crystal are investigated by considering the isotropic double-band photonic-bandogap （PBG） reservoir. In the model used, the two transitions are, respectively, coupled by leading to some curious phenomena. Numerical simulations the upper and lower bands in such a PBG material, thus are performed for the optical spectra. It is found that when one transition frequency is inside the band gap and the other is outside the gap, there emerge three peaks in the absorption spectra. However, for the case that two transition frequencies lie inside or outside the band gap, the spectra display four absorption profiles. Especially, there appear two sharp peaks in the spectra when both transition frequencies exist inside the band gap. The influences of the intensity and frequency of the RF-driven field on the absorptive and dispersive response are analyzed under different band-edge positions. It is found that a transparency window appears in the absorption spectra and is accompanied by a very steep variation of the dispersion profile by adjusting system parameters. These results show that the absorption-dispersion properties of the system depend strongly on the RF-induced quantum interference and the density of states （DOS） of the PBG reservoir.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos.91021011,10975054,11004069,and 10874050the Doctoral Foundation of the Ministry of Education of China under Grant Nos.200804870051,20100142120081the Innovation Foundation from Huazhong University of Science and Technology under Grant No.2010MS074
文摘The probe absorption-dispersion spectra of a radio-frequency （RF）-driven five-level atom embedded in a photonic crystal are investigated by considering the isotropic double-band photonic-bandogap （PBG） reservoir. In the model used, the two transitions are, respectively, coupled by leading to some curious phenomena. Numerical simulations the upper and lower bands in such a PBG material, thus are performed for the optical spectra. It is found that when one transition frequency is inside the band gap and the other is outside the gap, there emerge three peaks in the absorption spectra. However, for the case that two transition frequencies lie inside or outside the band gap, the spectra display four absorption profiles. Especially, there appear two sharp peaks in the spectra when both transition frequencies exist inside the band gap. The influences of the intensity and frequency of the RF-driven field on the absorptive and dispersive response are analyzed under different band-edge positions. It is found that a transparency window appears in the absorption spectra and is accompanied by a very steep variation of the dispersion profile by adjusting system parameters. These results show that the absorption-dispersion properties of the system depend strongly on the RF-induced quantum interference and the density of states （DOS） of the PBG reservoir.
