Detection of Biochemical Pathogens, Laser Stand-off Spectroscopy, Quantum Coherence, and Many Body Quantum Optics
Abstract
Results of our earlier research in the realm of quantum optics were extended in order to solve the challenging technical problems of importance. Specifically, we conducted a broad theoretical and experimental study of new methods for generating coherence and explored the new forms of coherence which were found in order to develop technology in areas, where we have unique expertise, in order to solve current problems associated with national security interests. For example, we further developed our FAST CARS techniques and standoff detection schemes based on superradiance to allow for the possibility of detecting bio-chemical agents and explosives in the air via real time stand off spectroscopy. We also explored more efficient methods of generating UV light via quantum coherence.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Feb 24, 2012
- Accession Number
- ADA558091
Entities
People
- Marlan Scully
Organizations
- Texas Engineering Experiment Station