Cascade correlation-enhanced Raman scattering in atomic vapors
Ma Hong-Mei, Chen Li-Qing†, , Yuan Chun-Hua‡,
       

The schematic diagram of cascade correlation-enhanced Raman scattering. The output intensities of Stokes fields are dependent on the initial conditions. (a) Experimental setup. The experimental setup is simple and the same with usual spontaneous Raman scattering in additional to a flat mirror. (b) The pump field P1 leads to spontaneous emission of the Stokes field S1, accompanied with the generation of atomic spin wave Sa1. (c) The atomic spin wave Sa1 stays in the cell, the S1 and P1 fields propagate out together and both are reflected back to the atomic medium by a flat mirror M. (d) Two correlation-enhanced Raman scattering Stokes fields S1 and S2. Panels (a)–(d) form the first cycle and panels (e)–(f) form the second cycle. The cycles are repeated constantly in a period, and the intensity of Stokes field S2 is coherent enhancement until it is saturated. The dashed curves (green) denote the correlation between the Stokes field and atomic spin wave.