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Microscopic theory of the collective optical response of dilute atomic clouds at finite temperature
At low temperature, collective light-induced dipole-dipole interactions are known to strongly reshape the optical response of atomic clouds, revealing the breakdown of the independent-scattering picture as the density increases. While thermal motion is generally believed to progressively suppress th
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