Acta Sinica Quantum Optica
Evolution of Field Entropy in a System of Squeezed Coherent State Light Field Interacting with Two Moving Entangled Atoms
Zhang Caihua
Abstract
The field entropy evolution in a system which is composed of two moving entangled atoms interacting with the squeezed coherent state is studied by means of the full quantum theory.The influences of the coherent amplitude factor,the squeezing factor,the atomic motion and the field-model structure parameter on the field entropy are discussed.The result shows that the atomic motion leads to the periodic evolution of the field entropy.An increase of coherent amplitude factor weaken the degree of entanglement between the atoms and the light field.However,an increase of squeezing factor of light strengthen the degree of entanglement between the atoms and the light field.With increasing atomic speed or field-model structure parameter,the evolution period of the field entropy becomes shorter,and the degree of entanglement between field and moving atoms becomes smaller.