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Generation of SU(1,1) Intelligent States for the Motion of Two Trapped Ions

 Fu, Liping, Sun, Tianyu

Published Jan 1, 2003• 0 citations

Abstract

We propose a method for generating SU (1, 1) intelligent states for the center of mass and relative motionalmodes for two trapped ions. In our scheme, only three laser beams are employed, and their directions are all the sameas the direction of the two trapped ions' alignment. Under certain conditions, our desired states are obtained as thesteady-state solution of the master equation of the system.

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