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Quantum trajectory simulations of two-state behavior in an optical cavity containing one atom.

Under conditions of strong dipole coupling an optical cavity containing one atom behaves as a two-state system when excited near one of the ``vacuum'' Rabi resonances. A coherent driving field induces a dynamic Stark splitting of the ``vacuum'' Rabi resonance. We demonstrate this two-state behavior in computer experiments based on quantum trajectory simulations.