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April 1, 1990Physical Review A7 citations

Noise-color-induced quenching of fluctuations in a correlated spontaneous-emission laser model

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RHR. G. K. HabigerHRH. RiskenMJM. R. James

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We show via (1) an approximate, analytical technique, (2) a formally exact matrix continued-fraction analysis, and (3) an analog simulation of the classical Langevin equation of a correlated spontaneous-emission laser (CEL) that noise of nonzero correlation time leads to an enhancement of the characteristic CEL noise quenching.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a92801e9f68b5e6ac4f30cahttps://doi.org/10.1103/physreva.41.3950
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