Abstract
We propose a method to realize the which-path detector in a double-slit atomic interferometer. We place a cavity, initially in a coherent state with a strong amplitude, in front of one slit. The which-path information is obtained by a degenerate Raman atom–cavity-field interaction. The associated quantum eraser can also be realized.
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