Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 31, Issue 5, 554(2004)

Squeezing Property of Coherent Light Coupled to a Nonlinear Medium of Inversion Symmetry

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    An analytical approach is adopted for the calculation of squeezed property of coherent light interacting with a nonlinear medium of inversion symmetry. A medium is called inversion symmetric if the potential energy remains invariant under parity transformation. Thus the even order susceptibilities would vanish for the medium and the leading contribution to the nolinear polarization due to the medium is the third order susceptibility. Therefore interaction Hamitonian of the single-mode light field with the medium is proportional to the fourth power of the annihilation operator plus creation operator. This means is to take care all the non-conserving energy terms for the calculation of the squeezing property of coherent light passing through the nonlinear medium of inversion symmetry. For a single-mode light, two dimensionless quadrature operators are defined which are proportional to the usual position and momentum operators respectively. Using the Heisenberg operator equation of motion, the differential equation of the quadrature operators and the approximate solutions to the equations are got. Then the quantum fluctuations of the two quadratures are calculated. The result shows that the squeezing property of the two quadrature operators is controllable through changing the following parameters

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    Category: Laser physics

    Received: Nov. 27, 2002

    Accepted: --

    Published Online: Jun. 12, 2006

    The Author Email: (hcli45@fjnu.edu.cn)

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