Prof. DiMarzio holds degrees from the University of Maine, WPI, and Northeastern University. After 14 years at Raytheon Company in coherent laser radar, he joined Northeastern University where he is Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, and Bioengineering. He is the author of a textbook, Optics for Engineers. His interests include confocal microscopy, structured illumination, multi--modal microscopy, and the interaction of light and sound.
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In particular, here we are interested in resonance conditions of these systems. The parameters of a laser source, as well as the source type, have a substantial impact on the system’s TDSE. With the right conditions, and knowledge of the system’s current energy state, we can effectively choose what energy state to move the system to. We can likewise reduce the energy state by choosing conditions matching transitions to lower states, reducing the energy state of the system and stimulating photonic output.
In this paper we will show the effects of laser source conditions both in and out of resonance, in several different atomic systems with potential wells, and resulting nonlinear photonic output for each combination of parameters.
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