Acta Sinica Quantum Optica
The Entanglement Properties in the System of Three Atoms Trapped in Two Distant Cavities Connected by An Optical Fiber
WU Dao-yong
Abstract
Three two-level atoms are trapped in two initially empty cavities that are connected by an optical fiber.We investigate the entanglement evolution between two atoms in the same cavity and the entanglement evolution between two cavities.We discuss the influences of the state-selective measurement on the entanglement and that of fiber-cavity coupling coefficient on the entanglement.The obtained results show that atom-atom entanglement property has a nonlinear relation with increasing of the cavity-fiber coupling coefficient,and cavity-cavity entanglement property is weakened with increasing of the cavity-fiber coupling coefficient.On the other hand,the results also show that the entanglement between two cavities and that between two atoms can be strengthened through the state-selective measurement on the atom.