Abstract
Abstract The atomic Bloch equations driven by a quantum noise are investigated in the framework of c-number multiplicative stochastic Rabi amplitudes. It is shown that the stochastic broad-band vacuum fluctuations can be incorporated in such a way that spontaneous absorption is removed. It is shown that the multiplicative stochastic noise with no spontaneous absorption is equivalent to the quantum vacuum noise. A stochastic model of the broad-band squeezed vacuum is introduced and investigated. From such a stochastic description the fast and the slow damping rates of the Bloch polarizations are obtained. The strong-field resonance fluorescence spectrum and the steady-state atomic inversion for the stochastic model of squeezed vacuum fluctuations are derived.
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