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Nonzero Temperature Squeezing of the Time—Dependent Harmonic Oscillator and the Applications to the Capacitive Coupled Electric Circuit

LIANGMai-Lin, YUANBing

Published Jan 1, 2002• 0 citations
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Abstract

A new way to calculate the nonzero temperature quantum fluctuations of the time-dependent harmonicoscillator is proposed and the properties of squeezing are exactly given. The method is applied to the capacitive coupledelectric circuit. It is explicitly shown that squeezing can appear and the squeezing parameters are related to the physicalquantities of the coupled circuit.

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A new way to calculate the nonzero temperature quantum fluctuations of the time-dependent harmonicoscillator is proposed and the properties of squeezing are exactly given. The method is applied to the capacitive coupledelectric circuit. It is explicitly shown that squeezing can appear and the squeezing parameters are related to the physicalquantities of the coupled circuit.
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