In their review about intracavity laser spectroscopy, P. E. Toschek and V. Baev in Laser Spectroscopy and
New Ideas, edited by W. M. Yen and M. D. Levenson, Springer Series in Optical Science ~Springer, Berlin,
1987 have shown that multimode lasers are needed to obtain a high sensitivity. In this paper we show that
two modes is enough. We discuss first the ideal case where only the spontaneous emission limits the sensitivity.
In a second part we take into account the spatial hole burning, which couples the two modes and has for
effect a lower limitation of the sensitivity. Analytical expressions are given for the modified absorption
coefficient and the time evolution of the intensity of the two modes is calculated by numerical integration.
%0 Journal Article
%1 lacot98
%A Lacot, E.
%A Stoeckel, F.
%A Romanini, D.
%A Kachanov, A.
%D 1998
%J Physical Review A
%K icls two-mode multimode
%N 5
%P 4019--4025
%T Spectrotemporal dynamics of a two-coupled-mode laser
%V 57
%X In their review about intracavity laser spectroscopy, P. E. Toschek and V. Baev in Laser Spectroscopy and
New Ideas, edited by W. M. Yen and M. D. Levenson, Springer Series in Optical Science ~Springer, Berlin,
1987 have shown that multimode lasers are needed to obtain a high sensitivity. In this paper we show that
two modes is enough. We discuss first the ideal case where only the spontaneous emission limits the sensitivity.
In a second part we take into account the spatial hole burning, which couples the two modes and has for
effect a lower limitation of the sensitivity. Analytical expressions are given for the modified absorption
coefficient and the time evolution of the intensity of the two modes is calculated by numerical integration.
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abstract = {In their review about intracavity laser spectroscopy, P. E. Toschek and V. Baev [in Laser Spectroscopy and
New Ideas, edited by W. M. Yen and M. D. Levenson, Springer Series in Optical Science ~Springer, Berlin,
1987] have shown that multimode lasers are needed to obtain a high sensitivity. In this paper we show that
two modes is enough. We discuss first the ideal case where only the spontaneous emission limits the sensitivity.
In a second part we take into account the spatial hole burning, which couples the two modes and has for
effect a lower limitation of the sensitivity. Analytical expressions are given for the modified absorption
coefficient and the time evolution of the intensity of the two modes is calculated by numerical integration.},
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author = {Lacot, E. and Stoeckel, F. and Romanini, D. and Kachanov, A.},
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journal = {Physical Review A},
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month = May,
number = 5,
pages = {4019--4025},
priority = {4},
timestamp = {2006-03-31T11:36:42.000+0200},
title = {Spectrotemporal dynamics of a two-coupled-mode laser},
volume = 57,
year = 1998
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