Gravitational waves induce long-range dissipative couplings among atoms in ordered arrays via the EM vacuum, producing a distinct superradiant photon emission shifted by the GW frequency and persisting under disorder.
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Theoretical proposal for a fully collective superradiant laser in multi-level atoms that reaches a regime of vanishing sensitivity to cavity length vibrations at steady state.
Compendium of methods (rate equations, exceptional points, combinatorics, quantum jumps) that yields an exact residue-sum solution for the Dicke superradiance master equation valid for arbitrary N and t.
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Gravitational Wave-Induced Superradiance in Ordered Atomic Arrays
Gravitational waves induce long-range dissipative couplings among atoms in ordered arrays via the EM vacuum, producing a distinct superradiant photon emission shifted by the GW frequency and persisting under disorder.
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Fully Collective Superradiant Lasing with Vanishing Sensitivity to Cavity Length Vibrations
Theoretical proposal for a fully collective superradiant laser in multi-level atoms that reaches a regime of vanishing sensitivity to cavity length vibrations at steady state.
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Solving Dicke superradiance analytically: A compendium of methods
Compendium of methods (rate equations, exceptional points, combinatorics, quantum jumps) that yields an exact residue-sum solution for the Dicke superradiance master equation valid for arbitrary N and t.