Optical spin noise spectroscopy: application for study of gyrotropy spatial correlations
G. G. Kozlov, V. S. Zapasskii, I. I. Ryzhov
TL;DR
This paper applies single scattering theory to spin noise spectroscopy with tilted Gaussian beams, demonstrating that SNS signals reveal spatial correlations in gyrotropic media.
Contribution
It introduces a theoretical framework for analyzing spin noise spectroscopy with tilted beams to access spatial correlation information.
Findings
SNS signals encode spatial correlations of gyrotropic media
Tilted Gaussian probe beams enhance information content in SNS
Theoretical analysis links beam geometry to measurable correlations
Abstract
The single scattering theory is applied to spin noise spectroscopy (SNS). The case of two Gaussian probe beams tilted with respect to each other is analysed. It is shown that SNS signal in this case carry information about spatial correlations of studied gyrotropic medium.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAtomic and Subatomic Physics Research · Quantum optics and atomic interactions · Advanced Frequency and Time Standards