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Physics Letters A

Generalized Langevin quantization

Antonio Defendi, Marco Roncadelli

Published Feb 1, 1994• 3 citations
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10.1016/0375-9601(94)90169-4

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There are both loss and dispersion characteristics for most dielectric media. In quantum theory the loss in medium is generally described by Langevin force in the Langevin noise (LN) scheme by which the quantization of the radiation field in various homogeneous absorbing dielectrics can be successfully actualized. However, it is invalid for the anisotropic dispersion medium. This paper extends the LN theory to an anisotropic dispersion medium and presented the quantization of the radiation field as well as the transformation relation between the homogeneous and anisotropic dispersion media.