Quantum Entanglement in An Interacting System of Moving Atom and Schrdinger Cat State
LI Peng-ma
Abstract
Entanglement degrees in an interacting system of moving atom and Schrdinger cat state were studied by using the fully quantum theory and algebraic dynamics in the J-C model.The influence of the probability of atom in the ground,the velocity of atomic motion,the transition photon number,the original strength of the light field,the detuning and the two macroscopic coherent phase angles in the Schrdinger cat state on the entanglement properties of the system are discussed.The numerical results show that the odd or even transition photon number can produce great influence on the entanglement of the system.As the transition photon number is odd,the quantity of detuning can make the entanglement disappear suddenly.The increase of the velocity of atomic motion will make entanglement degrees decrease,and transition frequency becomes faster.When the transition photon number is even,and the probability of atom in the ground state is greater than that of atom in the excited state,it will make the entanglement degrees vanish suddenly.But under the same condition,the velocity of atomic motion will not affect the entanglement properties.