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Chinese journal of atomic and molecular physics

Effect of phase fluctuation of light field on quantum coherence in a trapped ion

Zhong Wang

Published Jan 1, 2001• 0 citations
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Abstract

The quantum dynamics of a trapped ion in a standing light field with random phase is investigated. Effect of phase fluctuation of laser field on quantum collapse revival in motion of a trapped ion is discussed. We obtained analytical solution for phase diffusion of light field.

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