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International Journal of Theoretical Physics

Higher Order Squeezed States of Anharmonic Oscillators

Ji‐Suo Wang, Tang-Kun Liu, Ming-Sheng Zhan

Published Nov 1, 2000• 1 citation
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10.1023/a:1026457624973

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The Hamiltonian and the corresponding equations of motion involving the field operators of two quartic anharmonic oscillators indirectly coupled via a linear oscillator are constructed. The approximate analytical solutions of the coupled differential equations involving the non-commuting field operators are solved up to the second order in the anharmonic coupling. In the absence of nonlinearity these solutions are used to calculate the second order variances and hence the squeezing in pure and in mixed modes. The higher order quadrature squeezing and the amplitude squared squeezing of various field modes are also investigated where the squeezing in pure and in mixed modes are found to be suppressed. Moreover, the absence of a nonlinearity prohibits the higher order quadrature and higher ordered amplitude squeezing of the input coherent states. It is established that the mere coupling of two oscillators through a third one is unable to produce any squeezing effects of input coherent light, but the presence of a nonlinear interaction may provide squeezed states and other nonclassical phenomena.