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  The [[rotating wave approximation]] is frequently used in [[quantum optics]], usually to simplify problems in ...m frequency <math>\Sigma:=\omega_L+\omega_0</math> are discarded under the rotating wave approximation because they oscillate much more quickly than terms with the difference fre
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• Rotating wave approximation
  The [[rotating wave approximation]] is frequently used in [[quantum optics]], usually to simplify problems in ...m frequency <math>\Sigma:=\omega_L+\omega_0</math> are discarded under the rotating wave approximation because they oscillate much more quickly than terms with the difference fre
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