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International Journal of Theoretical Physics

Wavelet Transform of Even- and Odd-Coherent States

Jun Song, Hong-Yi Fan

Published Aug 19, 2010• 4 citations
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10.1007/s10773-010-0449-4

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In the context of quantum mechanics the classical wavelet transform of a function f with the mother wavelet can be recast into a matrix element of the squeezing-displacing operator U(,s) as 〈|U(,s) |f〉. The technique of integral within an ordered product of operators is used to support this theory. Based on this, wavelet transforms are done for even- and odd-binomial states, and the corresponding numerical calculation leads to the spectrum of wavelet transform, which is helpful for recognizing the difference between even- and odd-states.