Thévenaz, LucDicaire, IsabelleChin, Sang Hoon2012-02-092012-02-092012-02-09201210.1117/12.914752https://infoscience.epfl.ch/handle/20.500.14299/77629WOS:000305324800021A couple of experiments are here presented to clarify the impact of slow light on light-matter interaction. The experiments are designed, so that the process generating slow light and the probed light-matter interaction only present a marginal cross-effect. The impact of slow light on simple molecular absorption could be separately evaluated under either material or structural slow light propagation in the same medium and led to an entirely different response.Fiber opticsnonlinear fiber opticsslow and fast lightmolecular absorptionstimulated Brillouin scatteringOptical Wave-GuideElectromagnetic PropagationMediaEnhancementSensitivityFibersEnergytext::conference output::conference proceedings::conference paper