Microwave-Induced Hole Burning of the 638 NM Zero-Phonon Transition and Frequency-Dependent Dephasing of the N-V Center in Diamond,
Abstract
In recent years the microscopic description of inhomogeneous broadening of electronic transitions of chromophores in crystals and glasses has attracted much interest. In the phenomenological model proposed by Selzer, it is assumed that the energies of the initial and final states involved in the optical transition exhibit a one-to-one correlation. In an alternative approach by Lee et al, the two states are considered a s completely uncorrelated. Very recently, a more general microscopic theory has been presented by Laird and Skinner. In the latter theory the aforementioned models are obtained as limiting cases. So far relatively few experiments have been reported which focus on the origin of inhomogeneous broadening.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- May 22, 1992
- Accession Number
- ADP008302
Entities
People
- Eric Van Oort
- Max Glasbeek
Organizations
- University of Amsterdam