squeezed phonon wave packet generation by optical manipulation of a quantum dot

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Abstract
In solid-state physics, the quantized lattice vibrations, i.e., the phonons, play a vital role. Phonons, much like photons, satisfy bosonic commutation relations, and therefore, various concepts well-known in quantum optics can be transferred to the emerging field of phononics. Examples are non-classical states and, in particular, squeezed states. We discuss the generation of phonon squeezing by optically exciting a quantum dot and show that by excitation with detuned continuous wave laser fields, sequences of squeezed phonon wave packets are created, which are emitted from the quantum dot region into the surrounding material.
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Authors ;Daniel Wigger;Sebastian Lüker;Vollrath M. Axt;Doris E. Reiter;Tilmann Kuhn
Journal pakistan journal of medical sciences
Year 2015
DOI
10.3390/photonics2010214
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http://www.mdpi.com/2304-6732/2/1/214
Keywords
photonics quantum opticsapplied optics

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