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 atomic system: Quantum beats, nonclassicality, and non-Gaussianity

Castro-Beltrán, H. M.; de los Santos-Sánchez, O.; Gutiérrez, L.; Alcantar-Vidal, A. D.

doi:10.1103/physreva.109.013702

Phys. Rev. A

2024

DOI: 10.1103/physreva.109.013702

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Quantum interference in the resonance fluorescence of a J=1/2−J′=1/2 atomic system: Quantum beats, nonclassicality, and non-Gaussianity

H. M. Castro-Beltrán,

O. de los Santos-Sánchez,

L. Gutiérrez

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Persistent oscillations in correlation function: from the perspective of past quantum states

Xu,

Shen,

2024

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The recent past quantum state formalism [Phys. Rev. Lett. \textbf{111}, 160401 (2013)] indicates that the outcomeprobability of the measurement performed on a quantum system at time $t$shows dependence on the measurement events recorded until that time, and isalso revised by the outcomes acquired after time $t$. We apply the pastquantum state formalism to calculate the three-time correlationfunction of a radiation field and to analyze the conditional dynamics on thepre- and postselection by the first and last detection events. The persistent oscillations in the three-time field correlation function, which cannot be well understood by the usual quantum regression theorem, are straightforwardly explained by the probabilisticknowledge of the past and the future through the past quantum statereasoning.

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Persistent oscillations in correlation function: from the perspective of past quantum states

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2024

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Quantum interference in the resonance fluorescence of a J=1/2−J′=1/2 atomic system: Quantum beats, nonclassicality, and non-Gaussianity

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Persistent oscillations in correlation function: from the perspective of past quantum states

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