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Heuristic stochastic model of mirrorless optical bistability.

Most interest in optical bistability, (OB) has centered on devices in optical cavities [1]. However, recent experimental [2] and theoretical [3,4] interest has involved devices in which there are no specific mirrors or surfaces in the system to provide the feedback, i.e., mirrorless optical bistability (MOB). For simplicity, we discuss exclusively models in which the medium consists of stationary, homogeneously broadened two-level atoms. All discussion of mechanisms in this paper refers to those pertinant to this particular model. No experiment has as yet seen MOB under circumstances in which such a model is appropriate, and various theoretical treatments have been inconsistant on the issue of the existance of MOB in this model.