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Time-Dependent Harmonic Oscillator and the Wigner Function

Seoktae Koh

Published Dec 30, 2019• 0 citations
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10.3938/npsm.69.1308

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The authors review the theory of the harmonic oscillator with time-dependent frequency by means of an approach based on an operator constant of the motion. With the help of this operator constant we define the ground state, the excited states and a coherent state of the oscillator and discuss the time dependence of these states through their Wigner functions. The authors derive the Wigner function of an arbitrary state at time t evolving in the time-dependent harmonic potential. Moreover, they calculate the correlation coefficient between position and momentum, which appears in the Schrodinger uncertainty relation. The authors illustrate their results for the example of a charged particle in the Paul trap.