Inhibited spontaneous emissionby: Daniel Kleppner
Physical Review Letters, Vol. 47, No. 4. (1981), pp. 233-236.
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AbstractThe radiative properties of an atom in a cavity differ fundamentally from the atom's radiative properties in free space. Spontaneous emission is inhibited if the cavity has characteristic dimensions which are small compared to the radiation wavelength, and enhanced if the cavity is resonant. The cavity causes slight shifts in the energies of the atom, analogous to radiative shifts. Experiments are proposed for observing these effects.
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