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Optics Letters
|November 14, 2015
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We propose a versatile dynamic optical-field manipulator using a coherently prepared atomic medium. We show that by locking the pump power change with the two-photon detuning, a π-phase shifting can be realized with unit probe fidelity in a broad two-photon detuning range. The two-photon-insensitive π-phase-shift mode with significantly reduced fluctuation makes this scheme an attractive system for low-noise phase-gate operations.
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