2016
DOI: 10.1088/1054-660x/26/11/115201
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Atomic coherence in the nonresonant Jaynes–Cummings model with thermocoherent field

Abstract: Using relative entropy of coherence, we study the atomic coherence (AC) in the nonresonant Jaynes-Cummings model, when the atom is initially prepared in an incoherent mixed state and the quantized field is in a thermocoherent (Glauber-Lachs) state. The influence of the increasing average number of thermal photons, average number of coherent photons and detuninig parameter on the AC are examined, separately in detail. We found that increasing the mean number of thermal (coherent) photons over a fixed mean numbe… Show more

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“…Quantum coherence, being at the heart of interference phenomena, can be regarded as a fundamental cornerstone of quantum computation and quantum communication, and a key resource for quantum technology since it has been reported potential applications of quantum coherence in the fields of quantum optics, quantum information processing, and quantum cryptography. [ 83,84 ] Various reliable measures have been introduced to obtain the degree of quantum coherence in quantum systems. [ 85 ] In the present paper, we use the relative entropy of coherence, which is defined as [ 86 ] truerightCRE(ρ̂)=S(trueρ̂normaldiag)S(ρ̂)where Sfalse(trueρ̂false)=Trfalse(trueρ̂logtrueρ̂false) is the von Neumann entropy and ρ̂diag indicates the state obtained from trueρ̂ by removing all off‐diagonal elements.…”
Section: Conditions For Nonclassicalitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Quantum coherence, being at the heart of interference phenomena, can be regarded as a fundamental cornerstone of quantum computation and quantum communication, and a key resource for quantum technology since it has been reported potential applications of quantum coherence in the fields of quantum optics, quantum information processing, and quantum cryptography. [ 83,84 ] Various reliable measures have been introduced to obtain the degree of quantum coherence in quantum systems. [ 85 ] In the present paper, we use the relative entropy of coherence, which is defined as [ 86 ] truerightCRE(ρ̂)=S(trueρ̂normaldiag)S(ρ̂)where Sfalse(trueρ̂false)=Trfalse(trueρ̂logtrueρ̂false) is the von Neumann entropy and ρ̂diag indicates the state obtained from trueρ̂ by removing all off‐diagonal elements.…”
Section: Conditions For Nonclassicalitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[15], some measures for the quantum coherence have been put forward, for example, relative entropy of coherence [15,23], l 1 -norm of coherence [15], and trace-distance measure of coherence [24]. In particular, using relative entropy of coherence, the quantum coherence was investigated in the nonresonant Jaynes-Cummings model, where the atom is initially prepared in an incoherent mixed state and the quantized field is in a thermocoherent state [25].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%