Abstract

We develop a theoretical framework for calculating the spectrum of resonance fluorescence emitted by two-level atoms that are excited by a strong bichromatic field. The dressed states for the two-level system that is interacting with a fully modulated field are identified, and the spectral features are interpreted in terms of transitions among these dressed states.

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