Michael Crescimanno

QTC Affiliate Scientist

Princeton, BS, Physics
U.C. Berkeley, Ph. D. Physics
MIT, CTP Postdoc
YSU, Professor of Physics

 

Quantum optics theory

Teaching PHY270 this semester.

Fun Fact: Mike enjoys making bread and wine! Married, 3 adult kids.

  • All-optical photoluminescence response of nitrogen-vacancy ensembles in diamond at low magnetic fields. Xiechen Zheng, Jeyson Támara-Isaza, Zechuan Yin, Johannes Cremer, John W. Blanchard, Connor A. Hart, Michael Crescimanno, Paul V. Petruzzi, Matthew J. Turner, and Ronald L. Walsworth. Phys. Rev. Appl. 24, 064049 (2025). link PDF
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  • Electromagnetically induced transparency with noisy lasers. Yanhong Xiao, Tun Wang, Maria Baryakhtar, Mackenzie Van Camp, Michael Crescimanno, Michael Hohensee, Liang Jiang, David F. Phillips, Mikhail D. Lukin, Susanne F. Yelin, and Ronald L. Walsworth. Physical Review A 80, 041805 (2009). link PDF
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  • Lineshape asymmetry for joint coherent population trapping and three-photon N resonances. Cindy Hancox, Michael Hohensee, Michael Crescimanno, David F. Phillips, and Ronald L. Walsworth. Optics Letters 33, 1536–1538 (2008). link PDF
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  • Modulation-induced frequency shifts in a coherent-population-trapping-based atomic clock. David F. Phillips, Irina Novikova, Christine Y.-T. Wang, Ronald L. Walsworth, and Michael Crescimanno. Journal of the Optical Society of America B 22, 305–310 (2005). link PDF
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  • Analytical estimate of the critical velocity for vortex pair creation in trapped Bose condensates. M. Crescimanno, C. G. Koay, R. Peterson, and R. Walsworth. Physical Review A 62, 063612 (2000). link PDF
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