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Chinese Physics Letters

Analytical Solution and Production of Coherent State of the Generalized Dissipative Two-Mode Optical System

侯邦品, Shun-Jin Wang, 余万伦, 孙威立, Gang Wang

Published Jan 1, 2004• 0 citations
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Abstract

We obtain the analytical solution to the master equation in the photon number representation by using algebraic dynamical method in the nonautonomous case. Based on the solution we find that a two-mode coherent sate can be produced within dissipative background, and the averaged photon number for each mode is related to the damping constant, external field amplitude and coupling constant between two modes.

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