Journal of Fujian Normal University

Evolution of Two Atoms' Concurrence and Preparation of an Entangled State Through Cavity

Zhihua Chen

Published Jan 1, 2007• 0 citations

Abstract

Discusses the evolution of two atoms' concurrence when two atoms and a cavity mode interact resonantly.The result shows that the maximally entangled state can be prepared by controlling interaction time.In addition,it also consider the influence of atomic spontaneous emission and cavity decay on atomic concurrence.

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