Abstract
The technique of phase-modulation laser spectroscopy is used to detect a coherent four-wave interaction in ${\mathrm{I}}_{2}$ vapor. A phase-modulated probe beam induces in the sample an oscillating population which in turn modulates a counterpropagating pump beam that reveals a characteristic two-resonance spectrum. The observations fully confirm an earlier density-matrix calculation.
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