H. David Politzer
Published 1995-07-26, updated 1996-01-11Version 2
Bose statistics imply a substantial enhancement at small angles for light scattering off a cold, Bose gas. The enhancement increases dramatically at the Bose-Einstein temperature. This phenomenon could be utilized to eliminate almost entirely the heating of the gas by a weak probe light beam.
Comments: 9 pages (REVTeX) and 1 figure (ps); revisions: some new comments relevant to current experiments and one math typo; to appear in Physics Letters A
Superradiant optomechanical phases of cold atomic gases in optical resonators
Photonic quantum state transfer between a cold atomic gas and a crystal
Simultaneous Quantum Squeezing of Light Polarizations and Atomic Spins in a Cold Atomic Gas
