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CAVITY QUANTUM ELECTRODYNAMICS OF COMPETING ONE AND TWO PHOTON PROCESSES

Amitabh Joshi

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We consider a new model of cavity quantum electrodynamics consisting of the interaction of a single mode of electromagnetic field with two non-identical two-level atoms undergoing one and two photon transition respectively in an ideal cavity. The exact analytic results for the vacuum Rabi splitting and the dynamical evolution of the model are given.

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We consider a new model of cavity quantum electrodynamics consisting of the interaction of a single mode of electromagnetic field with two non-identical two-level atoms undergoing one and two photon transition respectively in an ideal cavity. The exact analytic results for the vacuum Rabi splitting and the dynamical evolution of the model are given.

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We consider a new model of cavity quantum electrodynamics consisting of the interaction of a single mode of electromagnetic field with two non-identical two-level atoms undergoing one and two photon transition respectively in an ideal cavity. The exact analytic results for the vacuum Rabi splitting and the dynamical evolution of the model are given.

Key concepts: Cavity quantum electrodynamics, Physics, Photon, Stochastic electrodynamics, Quantum electrodynamics, Electromagnetic field, Lamb shift, Rabi frequency

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