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Sub-poissonian light in third-harmonic generation: Quantum predictions via classical trajectories

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Sub-Poissonian light in the third-harmonic generation process is studied numerically and analytically. Special regime exhibiting the time-stable maximum sub-Poissonian behaviour with the Fano factorF ≈ 0.81 is found and analyzed. Theoretical prediction of the Fano factor and explanation of the extraordinary time stability of the sub-Poissonian behaviour are given using the semiclassical method of classical trajectories.

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Bajer, J., Peřina, J., Haderka, O. et al. Sub-poissonian light in third-harmonic generation: Quantum predictions via classical trajectories. Czech J Phys 50, 717–726 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1022830818234

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