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Journal of Contemporary Physics (Armenian Academy of Sciences)

Correlation of quadrature amplitude fluctuations during the intracavity generation of second harmonic

M. S. Gevorgyan

Published Jul 1, 2017• 0 citations
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Abstract

For the process of intracavity generation of the second harmonic, the dynamics of correlation of quadrature amplitudes fluctuations of the fundamental and the second harmonic modes is studied depending on the nonlinear coupling coefficient between the modes. It was shown that in this system the entangled states of field related to variables of quadrature amplitudes may be obtained depending on the nonlinear coupling coefficient. It was also shown that the entanglement of the states of field modes related to one quadrature amplitude may vanish depending on the value of nonlinear coupling coefficient, whereas the states of field modes related to the other quadrature amplitude stay entangled.

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10.3103/s106833721703001x

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