2012
DOI: 10.1155/2012/431826
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Minimum Total Noise in Wave-Mixing Processes

Abstract: Higher-order squeezing in different optical processes such as seven-wave mixing and five-wave mixing has been studied. The total noise of a field state is a measure of the fluctuations of the field amplitude. It is shown that the minimum total noise (Tmin) of a higher-order squeezed state always increases with the increase in nonclassicality associated with higher-order squeezing. Thus, fromTmin, one can conclude that highly nonclassical states have large amplitude fluctuations.

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“…Further, the notion of total noise in relation to squeezing of a field state has been given by Hillery [42] that reported about the measurement of the size of the field amplitude fluctuations of a state of the field. Furthermore, Gupta et al [43] and Gill et al [44] have also stated that the squeezing and total noise present in the system can be tuned by varying the phase angle.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Further, the notion of total noise in relation to squeezing of a field state has been given by Hillery [42] that reported about the measurement of the size of the field amplitude fluctuations of a state of the field. Furthermore, Gupta et al [43] and Gill et al [44] have also stated that the squeezing and total noise present in the system can be tuned by varying the phase angle.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%