Publication

Fundamental aspects of linear slow light systems

Luc Thévenaz
2015
Conference paper

Abstract

In a linear slow light system the delaying process is necessarily inducing distortion for fundamental reasons, strictly bounding the maximum delay-bandwidth product to unity. Slowing the light does not directly enhance light-matter interaction, but is a corollary of the intensity enhancement by multiple interferences.

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