Enhanced quantum correlations in bound higher-order solitons

E Schmidt; L Knöll; D-G Welsch; M Zielonka; Friedrich Ernst Wilhelm Koenig; A Sizmann

Enhanced quantum correlations in bound higher-order solitons

E Schmidt, L Knöll, D-G Welsch, M Zielonka, Friedrich Ernst Wilhelm Koenig, A Sizmann

School of Physics and Astronomy

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Abstract

Quantum effects in N-bound solitons can be drastically enhanced compared to the fundamental soliton. in particular, the spectral photon-number correlations are much stronger. The formation of spectral domains of almost perfect positive and negative correlations is predicted. Criteria that are based on the Cauchy-Schwarz inequality are used for studying nonclassical correlations. Interferences between different soliton components of the N-bound solution being responsible for the strong changes in the coherent amplitude may also be a mechanism for the strong correlations. The results offer novel possibilities of producing light with highly nonclassical properties.

Original language	English
Volume	85
Publication status	Published - 30 Oct 2000

Keywords

OPTICAL SOLITONS
PHOTON-NUMBER
LINEARIZATION APPROXIMATION
NONDEMOLITION MEASUREMENTS
SQUEEZED SOLITONS
FIBER
INTERFEROMETER
PROPAGATION

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Enhanced quantum correlations in bound higher-order solitons

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