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Journal of Yunnan Normal University

Squeezing Properties of Measured Phase Operator of Generalized Coherent states in a Finite-Dimensional Hilbert Space

LU Dao-ming

Published Jan 1, 2006• 0 citations
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Abstract

Generalized coherent states in a finite—dimensional Hilbert space is constructed.Its squeezing properties are discussed via the measured phase operators introduced by Barnett and Pegg.The conditions of squeezing are found.Theoretical calculation shows that it presents squeezing effect.

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