I Laser and excited state linewidths in Rabi oscillations

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Hello! I want to simulate (numerically if analytically is not possible) the behavior of a 2 level system, when driven by a laser (basically transition probability vs laser frequency for fixed pulsed time) accounting for the laser and atomic linewidth (in my case I can assume they are comparable). What is the best way to proceed? Thank you!
 
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Jaynes-Cummings Hamiltonian solved numerically using Qutip
 
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Jaynes-Cummings Hamiltonian solved numerically using Qutip
Thank you for this! I never used Qutip before, but it looks great! Do they give details about the physics behind it, too? In particular, I would like to know how to include the laser linewidth in the Hamiltonian/density matrix approach, even if I am not able to solve it analytically.
 
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