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Studies on the Amplitude-Squared Squeezed States of Light

Daoqi Yu

Published Jan 1, 1993• 0 citations
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In this paper the amplitude-squared squeezing in the multiphoton nonlinear optical processes is studied. It is examined that amplitude-squared squeezing can be created in the first order approximation by k-photon unitary operators Sk(z) (K 2) acting on the coherent state |α(|α|≠0) and one can not be created by Sk(z) (K 2, K≠4) acting on the vacuum state. It is found that amplitude-squared squeezing can be created by 4-photon unitary operator S4(z) acting on the vacuum state and this shows that the amplitude-squared squeezing is a new nonclassioal effect of light field which is independent of the second order squeezing, antibunohing and sub-Poisson statistics.