Tian, L.
and Simmonds, R.
(2008),
Coupled Macroscopic Quantum Resonators: Entanglement and Squeezed State, Physical Review Letters
(Accessed October 13, 2024)
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Coupled Macroscopic Quantum Resonators: Entanglement and Squeezed State
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Linear coupling between solid-state quantum resonators generates entanglement and squeezing effectively. We study the coupled system of a nanomechanical resonator and a superconducting electrical resonator as well as two electrical resonators coupled through a novel d.c. SQUID-mediated variable capacitor, where the entanglement shows oscillatory behavior under linear operations. In particular, squeezed states can be generated through controlled coupling operations. Here, (one of) the electrical modes acts as a probe that measures the entanglement of the coupled system and the squeezing of the other resonator mode.Citation
Physical Review Letters
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entanglement, linear coupling, quantum resonators, squeezed state
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Created October 16, 2008