Squeezing and its graphical representations in the anharmonic oscillator model
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- 1 April 1991
- journal article
- research article
- Published by American Physical Society (APS) in Physical Review A
- Vol. 43 (7) , 4014-4021
Abstract
The problem of squeezing and its graphical representations in the anharmonic oscillator model is considered. Explicit formulas for squeezing, principal squeezing, and the quasiprobability distribution (QPD) function are given and illustrated graphically. Approximate analytical formulas for the variances, extremal variances, and QPD are obtained for the case of small nonlinearities and large numbers of photons. The possibility of almost perfect squeezing in the model is demonstrated and its graphical representations in the form of variance lemniscates and QPD contours are plotted. For large numbers of photons the crescent shape of the QPD contours is hardly visible and quite regular ellipses are obtained.Keywords
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