Quantum and Nonlinear Effects in Light Transmitted through Planar Atomic Arrays

Name: Quantum and Nonlinear Effects in Light Transmitted through Planar Atomic Arrays
Keywords: Quantum master equation, Physics, Dipole--dipole, Light scattering, Quantum many-body correlations, Matlab, Semiclassical approximations

Bettles, Robert J; Lee, Mark D; Gardiner, Simon A; Ruostekoski, Janne

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Software . 2020

License: https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT

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Software . 2020

License: http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT

Data sources: ZENODO

Quantum and Nonlinear Effects in Light Transmitted through Planar Atomic Arrays

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Authors: Bettles, Robert J; Lee, Mark D; Gardiner, Simon A; Ruostekoski, Janne;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.3924698 , 10.5281/zenodo.3924699

Quantum and Nonlinear Effects in Light Transmitted through Planar Atomic Arrays

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This DOI contains code used to produce the results in the referenced paper. The code calculates light scattering from ensembles of interacting atoms using linear, semiclassical, and quantum models.

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Quantum master equation, Physics, Dipole--dipole, Light scattering, Quantum many-body correlations, Matlab, Semiclassical approximations

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