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Four-wave parametric oscillation in sodium vapor by electromagnetically induced diffraction

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Abstract

We have observed a novel type of parametric oscillation in sodium atomic vapor where four off-axis signal waves simultaneously build up under resonant and counterpropagating pump beams with elliptical beam profiles. The four waves, two of them Stokes shifted and the other two anti-Stokes shifted, have similar output powers of up to 10mW with a conversion efficiency of 30% and are parametrically coupled by electromagnetically induced diffraction.

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