This theoretical study examines EIT-AT splitting in a four-level system, highlighting the effects of temperature and Rabi frequencies on Rydberg atoms.
Rydberg atoms have large polarizability and microwave transition dipole moments and are very sensitive to external electromagnetic fields, which can realize high-resolution and sensitive measurements of ultra-wide-band Rabi frequency electric fields based on Rydberg atoms. Temperature has a certain effect on Rydberg atomic ensemble, and the Doppler effect caused by temperature must be considered. In this paper, we construct a ladder four-level system 6S 1/2 →6P 3/2 →52D 5/2 →53P 3/2 using 133 Cs atom gas. By numerically solving the master equation of the system, we theoretically studied the influence of the Doppler effect on the EIT-AT splitting, which was represented by parameterized D T . The results showed that the influence of temperature was mainly concentrated in the range of 0.01 K to 100 K. In addition, the influence of the probe laser and coupling laser Rabi frequencies on the EIT-AT splitting was studied at specific temperatures. These results help us deepen our understanding of the Doppler effect and have certain guiding significance for the optimization of experimental parameters.
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