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Solutions of the master equation of two-mode lasers
The master equation for a two-mode laser operating off-resonantly in a three-level medium has been solved numerically in the steady-state regime. It is found that due to strong correlation effects the laser can undergo a mode-competition process before the two modes anomalously support mutually. The formal parameter H introduced by Chu and Su (1982) has been calculated and found to behave quite differently from what was estimated. Therefore, neglecting the correlations may lead to loss of important information about the operation properties.
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