Lecture
Nonlinear Response of a Single Atom
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This lecture covers the fundamentals of nonlinear optics, focusing on the response of matter to electromagnetic fields. Topics include the definition of nonlinear processes, interaction of a single atom with optical waves, and theoretical models related to experimental setups.
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