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Effect of a dressing radiation field on the laser-induced collisional energy-transfer line shape

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We describe a new scheme suitable for the study of strong-field effects on the laser-induced collisional energy-transfer process. The use of two independently tuned radiation fields, to induce the interatomic transition and to modify the energy levels, is found to give rise to a splitting of the excitation spectrum peak, similar to the Autler–Townes doublet. Owing to the resonant coupling, an observable splitting of a few inverse centimeters can be induced by a dressing laser intensity of the order of 10 MW/cm2.

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