“…The interaction between atoms and field, an intriguing topic in modern quantum optics, yields many novel properties of the optical system. Based on the study of Jaynes-Cummings model, a fully quantum mechanical model and one of the few exactly solvable models that describes an atom in an external field, many studies have been made including the generalization of the model, such as applying the initial conditions [3], considering the dissipation and damping [4], multilevel of atoms, and multimode field [5,6]. Many nonclassical effects have been investigated within the framework of this model, like Rabi oscillations, collapserevival phenomenon, sub-Poissonian photon statistics, and squeezed state of the radiation field [7,8].…”