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          <dc:subject>resonant rotating wave approximation (RRWA)</dc:subject>
          <dc:title>Application of the resonant rotating wave approximation to the theory of resonant scattering</dc:title>
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          <dc:creator>Solin, John Richard</dc:creator>
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          <dc:description>A theoretical study of the resonant scattering of light, including the effects of strong fields, is reported. The formulation is developed within the context of a new approximation, the resonant rotating wave approximation (RRWA).
The RRWA is similar to the standard R\-lA, except that non-resonant rotating terms, as well as all the counter-rotating terms, are neglected. The RRWA is derived, rigorously justified, and shown to yield results consistent with standard non-relativistic expressions for the Lamb shift.
The formulation describes resonant scattering by atoms with hyper-fine level structure and yields results relevant to recent experimental studies.</dc:description>
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