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Amplitude-Nth-power squeezing of PB phase coherent states

  • Zhi Min Ma*
  • , Ai Qun Ma
  • , Guo Heng Chen
  • , Shu Tian Liu
  • , Li Feng Feng
  • *Corresponding author for this work
  • Harbin Normal University
  • Zaozhuang Teacher's Coll.
  • Zhuhai Polytech.
  • Dalian Jiaotong University

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Abstract

PB Phase Coherent States are very important quantum states in quantum optics. In order to investigate the amplitude- Nth-power squeezing of PB Phase Coherent States, the algebraic properties of the PB phase operator and the PB Phase Coherent States are introduced which are constructed by PB phase theory. The amplitude- Nth-power squeezing theory is applied to define the Amplitude- Nth-Power Squeezing of PB Phase Coherent States and investigate the characteristic of the amplitude- Nth-power squeezing of PB Phase Coherent States. The results were different from the other quantum states. As for | Z> (PB Phase Coherent State), the results show that when Z is a real number there only exists amplitude- Nth-power squeezing of X̂ component; when Z is a complex number, there exists amplitude- Nth-power squeezing of X̂ component and Ŷ component; when Z is a pure imaginary number, if N is odd, then there does not exist amplitude-Nth-power squeezing of X̂ component, but there exists amplitude- Nth-power squeezing of Ŷ component and if N is even, then there exists amplitude- Nth-power squeezing of X̂ component, but there does not exist amplitude-Nth-power squeezing of Ŷ component.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)281-285
Number of pages5
JournalJournal of Harbin Institute of Technology (New Series)
Volume11
Issue number3
StatePublished - Jun 2004

Keywords

  • Algebraic property
  • Nth-power squeezing.
  • PB phase coherent state
  • PB phase operator

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