Figure 3: Phase and group delays of the probe field versus velocity of the atomic ensemble. | Nature Communications

Figure 3: Phase and group delays of the probe field versus velocity of the atomic ensemble.

From: Large Fizeau’s light-dragging effect in a moving electromagnetically induced transparent medium

Figure 3

(a) With control field power of 2 mW. The black solid squares are the measured phases and the black open squares are the expected phases (left axis) from equation 4 and group delay measurements. (b) With control power of 0.6 mW. The blue solid circles are the measured phases and the blue open circles are the expected phases (left axis) from equation 4 and group delay measurements. The red solid triangles are the group delay times (right axis). The phase delay are measured in terms of the delay time. One cycle corresponds to 1/70 MHz=14.29 ns. The measured phase uncertainty is by taking the standard error of three cycles of 70 MHz sinusoidal wave in the probe field envelope and averaging for 20 experimental cycles. Each experimental cycle takes 2 s. The group delay of the probe field is measured at each velocity by fitting the center of the probe field pulse with a Gaussian function.

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