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✓ Published: 07-Dec-2011
✓ Published: 07-Dec-2011
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Slow Light nToshihiro Nakanishi, Kyoto University nnOwing to recent development of experimental techniques in quantum electronics, it has been possible to change the speed of light dramatically in a medium. The speed of light, which is c=300,000km/m in a vacuum, can be reduced to less than the speed of car. Moreover, one can momentarily stop the light pulse in the medium. The process conserves not only the shape of the pulse, but also the quantum property of the light. The slow light and stopped
Slow Light nToshihiro Nakanishi, Kyoto University nnOwing to recent development of experimental techniques in quantum electronics, it has been possible to change the speed of light dramatically in a medium. The speed of light, which is c=300,000km/m in a vacuum, can be reduced to less than the speed of car. Moreover, one can momentarily stop the light pulse in the medium. The process conserves not only the shape of the pulse, but also the quantum property of the light. The slow light and stopped
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