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Laser physics

a narrow dip in laser output power at the center of a Doppler-broadened gain line, where counter-propagating beams interact with the same atoms.

In laser physics, Lamb dip refers to a narrow dip in laser output power at the center of a Doppler-broadened gain line, where counter-propagating beams interact with the same atoms. This meaning comes from Lamb (1964) in Physical Review.[1]

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References

Lamb, W. E. (1964). Theory of an Optical Maser. Physical Review, 134(6A), A1429-A1450. https://doi.org/10.1103/physrev.134.a1429

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