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Rotating-wave approximation in high-gain lasers.

Semiclassical models for lasers typically incorporate a fundamental simplification called the rotatingwave approximation. In this study the rotating-wave approximation is reexamined, and its implications for the simplest problem of a steady-state laser oscillator are considered in detail. It is found that for practical laser operating conditions the errors resulting from this approximation may not always be negligible