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AuthorsR.J.C. Spreeuw, R. Centeno Neelen, N.J. van Druten, E.R. Eliel, J.P. Woerdman
TitleMode coupling in a He-Ne ringlaser with backscattering
JournalPhysical review: A: Atomic, molecular, and optical physics
Volume42
Year1990
Issue7
Pages4315-4324
ISSN10941622
FacultyFaculty of Science
Institute/dept.FNWI: Van der Waals-Zeeman Institute (WZI)
KeywordsMode coupling; He-Ne ringlaser
AbstractAn alternative approach is proposed to discuss mode coupling in bidirectional ring lasers that is induced by backscattering. It is shown that various features can be simply discussed in terms of the mode structure of the corresponding passive ring cavity. The nature of the backscattering is found to play a crucial role in determining the normal-mode structure. For instance, we show theoretically that, for a rotating ring laser (gyro), the characteristics of frequency locking are already present in the passive-mode structure if the mode coupling has a dissipative nature, i.e., if the backscattering originates in localized losses. If, on the other hand, the backscattering has a conservative nature, i.e., originates in steps of the refractive index, a frequency splitting is found in the passive-mode structure, making so-called oscillatory instability possible. Experimental observations are reported to support this point of view. The recently reported pi -phase jumps in He-Ne ring lasers are shown to fit naturally into this scheme. These jumps can be described as transitions between the normal modes of the passive ring cavity.
Note(c)2001 American Physical Society
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