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International Journal of Theoretical Physics

Quantum State Generated by Parity-Squeezing Combinatorial Operator and Its Wigner Function and Husimi Function

Jian-ming Du, Hai-jun Yu, Zhongquan Wang, Jun Song

Published Nov 19, 2010• 0 citations
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10.1007/s10773-010-0563-3

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A new operator representation, called squeezed coherent state representation, is introduced since Husimi operator has the form of squeezed coherent state. We fisrt introduce its specific integral expression. When κ = 1, this representation is reduced to the usual P function. As an example, we calculate the squeezed coherent state representation for thermal field to illustrate a difference between P function and the squeezed coherent state representation. Especially, in order to better apply this representation to quantum optics, we reveal the integral transformations between the squeezed coherent state representation, respectively, and the following three functions: Wigner function, Q function, and Husimi function.