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 Posted: Tue Mar 20, 2007 3:36 am |
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I'm studying squeezing now ,and I have question about the
hamiltonian,
I understood the appropriate form of Hamiltonian for squeezing,but I
don't understand
how nonlinear optical interaction can provide such a Hamiltonian.,
What I know is just classical explanation of nonlinear optical
process,and I can't get
the quantum optics books that has explanation(like Milburn's)
How can we derive the Hamiltonian of second harmonic generation or
OPA or Kerr effect?
Hans Bachor's book shows it by canonical quantization, but I couldn't
understand even
classical Hamiltonian form ther wrote.
( form of ...beta*alpha^2...beta=second harmonic
amplitude,alpha=fundamental frequency amplitude) |
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