definition of shifts of optical transitions frequencies due to pulse perturbation action by the photon echo signal form

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Abstract
A relative phase shift between the different groups of excited dipoles, which appears as result of its frequency splitting due to action of a pulse of electric or magnetic fields, depends on a time, if the pulse overlaps in time with echo-pulse. As а consequence, the echo waveform is changed. The echo time form is modulated. The inverse modulation period well enough approximates Zeeman and pseudo-Stark splitting in the cases of magnetic and, therefore, electrical fields. Thus the g-factors of ground 4I15/2 and excited 4F9/2 optical states of Er3+ ion in LuLiF4 and YLiF4 have been measured and pseudo-Stark shift of R1 line in ruby has been determined.
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Authors Lisin V.N., Shegeda A.M., Samartsev V.V.
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Journal utilitas mathematica
Year 2015
DOI
10.1051/epjconf/201510307004
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http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/epjconf/201510307004
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phase shift

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