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Engineering vacuum-evacuated photonic states with three input beams and two detectors

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From the explicit form of the probability amplitude for two cascade-placed beam splitters (with one squeezed state input and two coherent state inputs), we calculated the probability amplitude of the output beam as a function of the transmittance of the two beam splitters and the amplitude and the relative phase of the three input states. At a certain condition, the output beam had no vacuum and was in a highly nonclassical state that contained more than one photon. Armed with explicit probability amplitude for two beam splitters and two coherent states, the squeezed vacuum state might be a very useful tool for generating highly nonclassical light.

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Youn, SH. Engineering vacuum-evacuated photonic states with three input beams and two detectors. Journal of the Korean Physical Society 63, 1559–1565 (2013). https://doi.org/10.3938/jkps.63.1559

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