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Ankara Pegem Akademi Yayıncılık eBooks

Modern Fiziğe Giriş

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In a recent paper, Giri and Gupta [Int. J. Mod. Phys. B19, 1943 (2005)] discussed the possibility of obtaining nth-order squeezing of the field amplitude of the fundamental mode in spontaneous Raman processes. These investigations are based on the earlier works of Kumar and Gupta [Quantum & Semiclassical Opt.7, 835 (1995)] and Giri and Gupta [J. Mod. Opt.51, 1705 (2004)]. As a consequence of our re-investigation on the same model, we found that the calculations and hence the conclusion of Giri and Gupta [Int. J. Mod. Phys. B19, 1943 (2005) and J. Mod. Opt.51, 1705 (2004)] and Kumar and Gupta are entirely baseless and misleading. There will be no squeezing of the fundamental mode in stimulated and/or in spontaneous Raman processes.