SQUEEZED STATES OF LIGHT IN MICROMASER

V. I. Koroli, V.G. Ciorbă

Published Mar 17, 2015• 0 citations

Abstract

We study a lossless micromaser with atomic polarization. It is shown that for certain values of time of the atomic flight through the cavity, the field evolves to a pure state. The squeezing properties of the cavity field are examined. 1.

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