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December 11, 2017Physical review. A/Physical review, A10 citationsOpen Access

Interference between two resonant transitions with distinct initial and final states connected by radiative decay

AMA. MarsmanMHMarko HorbatschEHE. A. Hessels

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It is demonstrated that the spectroscopy of a resonant transition can be altered by a nonvanishing population of the system in states away from the transition, so long as those states can radiatively decay into the states involved in the resonant transition. This finding identifies a systematic effect that can be important to precision measurements.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1276058edbaba0bf674da0https://doi.org/10.1103/physreva.96.062111
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