Observation of Multi-Electromagnetically Induced Transparency in V-type Rubidium atoms
Kang Ying, Yueping Niu, Yihong Qi, Dijun Chen, Haiwen Cai, Ronghui Qu,, Shangqing Gong

TL;DR
This paper reports the experimental observation and theoretical analysis of seven electromagnetically induced transparency windows, including a double-peak structure, in V-type rubidium atoms, advancing understanding of quantum interference effects.
Contribution
It provides the first detailed experimental and theoretical investigation of multiple EIT windows in V-type rubidium atoms considering hyperfine splitting.
Findings
Seven EIT windows observed experimentally.
Good agreement between theory and experiment.
Hyperfine splitting explains the observed phenomena.
Abstract
A detailed experimental investigation and theoretical analysis have been made in the V-type 85Rb atomic medium. Seven induced transparency windows, including a central double-peak-structure, have been observed experimentally when a coupling field and a probe field are applied into the ground and first excited states. By taking into account the hyperfine splitting of the excited state, our theoretical analysis gives good explanation for the observed phenomena.
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