Abstract

We discuss an interplay of light field and electron interactions in one-dimensional systems. After constructing the Hamiltonian that includes the effect of a pump beam, probe absorption is discussed using the linear response theory with the bosonization technique. This describes a nonlinear optical property of the system. We show that (1) the absorption spectrum of the probe beam follows a power-law and (2) the power depends on the intensity of the pump beam, where electron correlation plays important roles. The result can be applied to other response functions, e.g. for transport phenomena.

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