Journal of Optoelectronics·laser
Properties of Evolution of Quantum Field Entropy in a Single-mode Vacuum Field-Coupled Two-level Atoms′ System
Yuying An
Abstract
The properties of quantum field entropy evolution in a single-mode vacuum field-coupled two-level atoms′ system were by the complete quantum theory.The numerical results indicate that the quantum field entropy in the system is periodic oscillation with two peaks′ or many peaks′ structures;The quantum entanglement between the atoms decreases with the increase of the dipole-dipole interaction strength between them;The amplitude of the field quantum entropy decreases with the increase of the probability of the two atoms stayed simultaneously in their ground states;Especially when the two atoms both stayed in their ground states,the field and the atoms are both disentangled for a long time;The coupling strength between the field and the atoms has important influences on the periodicity of the field quantum entropy,namely,the periodicity mentioned above becomes shorter with the strengther of the coupling.