We search for squeezing operator which squeezes the two quadratures for three-mode optical field as the behavior of single-mode case. The normally ordered form of the squeezing operator is also obtained by virtue of the technique of integration within an ordered product of operators.
By virtue of the technique of integration within an ordered product of operators a new four-mode squeezing operator that squeezes the four-mode quadrature operators of light field in the standard way is found. This operator differs from the direct product of two two-mode squeezing operators. It is the exponential operator V ≡exp [ i r ( Q 1 P 2 + Q 2 P 3 + Q 3 P 4 + Q 4 P 1 )]. The Wigner function of the new four-mode squeezed state is calculated, which quite differs from that of the direct-product state of two usual two-mode squeezed states.
We introduce the three-mode entangled state and set up an experiment to generate it. Then we discuss the three-mode squeezing operator squeezed | p , χ 2 , χ 3 ⟩ → μ -3/2 | p /μ, χ 2 /μ, χ 3 /μ ⟩ and the optical implement to realize such a squeezed state. We also reveal that c -number asymmetric shrink transform in the three-mode entangled state, i.e. | p , χ 2 , χ 3 ⟩ → μ -1/2 | p /μ, χ 2 , χ 3 ⟩, maps onto a kind of one-sided three-mode squeezing operator exp {iλ/3 (∑ i =1 3 P i ) (∑ i =1 3 Q i ) − λ/2}. Using the technique of integration within an ordered product (IWOP) of operators, we derive their normally ordered forms and construct the corresponding squeezed states.
We introduce the three-mode entangled state and set up an experiment to generate it. Then we discuss the three-mode squeezing operator squeezed | p, x2, x3> →μ-3/2|p/μ, x2/μ, x3/μ> and the optical implement to realize such a squeezed state. We also reveal that c-number asymmetric shrink transform in the three-mode entangled state, i.e. |p, x2,x3> →μ-1/2|p/μ,x2,x3>, maps onto a kind of one-sided three-mode squeezing operator exp{iλ/3(∑3i=1 Pi) (∑3i=1 Qi) - λ/2}. Using the technique of integration within an ordered product (IWOP) of operators, we derive their normally ordered forms and construct the corresponding squeezed states.