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理论物理通讯：英文版

Evolution Properties, of Atomic Fidelity in the Combined Multi-Atom-Cavity Field System

王菊霞, 张晓娟, 张修兴

Published Jan 1, 2015• 0 citations
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Abstract

The atom fidelity is investigated in a system consisting of Mtwo-level atoms and M single-mode Gelds by use of complete quantum theory and numerical evaluation method.The influences of various system parameters on the evolution of atomic Sdelity are studied.The results show that the atomic Sdelity evolves in a Rabi oscillation manner.The oscillation frequency is mainly modulated by the coupling strength between atoms and light Geld,the atomic transition probabilities and the average photon numbers.Other factors hardly impact on the atomic fidelity.The present results may provide a useful approach to the maintenance of the atomic Sdelity in the atom cavity Seld systems.

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