We study both the two-particle and single-particle fringe visibility in the generalized version of the Nakazato–Pascazio model where two qubits interact with a finite length one-dimensional array. Both the two-particle and single-particle fringe visibilities are investigated with different initial states of the particles spin. For different initial states of the particles spin, the two-particle fringe visibility either decreases or increases over time, and may even decrease first and increase later. Due to the interaction between the particles and the one-dimensional array, the single-particle fringe visibility increases over time when the initial state of the two particles spin is independent. The single-particle fringe visibility is equal to 0 as the two-particle spin is initially in the completely entangled state or in the singlet state.
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