1998
DOI: 10.1016/s0096-3003(97)10117-5
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Biophoton emission in the evolution of a squeezed state of frequency stable damped oscillator

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“…[8,9,36,42]. The analysis of photon energy based on the adiabatic invariant also gives the same results.…”
Section: S583supporting
confidence: 58%
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“…[8,9,36,42]. The analysis of photon energy based on the adiabatic invariant also gives the same results.…”
Section: S583supporting
confidence: 58%
“…According to the relaxation behavior of the signal, many different formulae of the Hamiltonian for describing radiation fields are allowed [36]. Among various kinds of relaxation behaviors, the one that corresponds to a frequency stable damped harmonic oscillator may be the most typically known one.…”
Section: Analysis Of a Biophoton Signalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Squeezed states they used are not as general as the ones of [138]. given in the paper is not real when α is not real.…”
Section: [8]mentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Additional information about quantum coherence in the Investigations with the light induced biophoton signals have remained confined to models that aim to explain decay shape and extract strength parameters [10], and do not explicitly address the problem of coherence and its nature. The model analysed here addresses these important issues and is henceforth called quantum model [14,15]. The quantum model does so explicitly by assigning an evolving quantum squeezed state to every response signal [16].…”
Section: Quantum Coherence Of Signals Emitted In Response To Stimulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The parameter o is not a property of signal and expected to be same in all signals. This model embraces a classical description[3].SThe functional form of n(t) in the quantum model[15] is…”
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confidence: 99%