Journal of Mathematical Physics

On quantum integrable models related to nonlinear quantum optics. An algebraic Bethe ansatz approach

Branislav Jurčo

Published Aug 1, 1989• 83 citations

Abstract

A unified approach based on Bethe ansatz in a large variety of integrable models in quantum optics is given. Second harmonics generation, three-boson interaction, the Dicke model, and some cases of four-boson interaction as special cases of su(2)⊕su(1,1)-Gaudin models are included.

DOI: 10.1063/1.528262

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