1993
DOI: 10.1007/bf01015889
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Polynomial deformations of the Lie algebrasl(2) in problems of quantum optics

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“…Squeezed or nonclassical states in this case can be defined by the inequality (21) for any of the components α = x, y. The mean values of the variances of the operators are expressed in terms of steady state atom-field means by the following simple relation:…”
Section: Squeezed States Of a Collective System On The Basis Of The Cmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Squeezed or nonclassical states in this case can be defined by the inequality (21) for any of the components α = x, y. The mean values of the variances of the operators are expressed in terms of steady state atom-field means by the following simple relation:…”
Section: Squeezed States Of a Collective System On The Basis Of The Cmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The descrip tion of such systems by polynomial algebras obtained by a deformation of the original angular momentum algebra su(2) is given in [20], where the authors inves tigated the interaction between an atomic ensemble localized in a microcavity and an optically forbidden atomic transition under the conditions of combination resonance between external electromagnetic fields and the quanta of the cavity mode. The concept of a poly nomial algebra in quantum optics was introduced in [21] and, combined with the concept of quasispin [22], was used to introduced the concept of a polariza tion scalar light [23] and for the description of polar ization quantum tomography [24] and polarization transformations of multimode light fields [25]. Poly nomial algebras are also applied to the description of collective cluster states [26].…”
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confidence: 99%