Manifestation of a General Coherent State Superposition without Nonlinear Effects
Ghasem Cordshooli, Mehdi Mirzaee

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates the formation of a general superposition of coherent states in atom-photon interactions without relying on nonlinear effects, using an exact analytical solution that includes virtual photons.
Contribution
It introduces a novel method to generate superposition states without nonlinear effects, expanding the understanding of quantum state manipulation.
Findings
Superposition states can be formed without nonlinear effects.
Yurke-Stoler and cat states are specific examples of the general superposition.
A proposed experimental setup enables realization of these states.
Abstract
We report the formation of a general superposition of coherent states in exact analytical solution of the Schrodingers equatin for atom-photon interaction by taking into account the role of virtual photons. Despite some known superposition of quantum states, the general superposition state introduced in this letter constructed without any nonlinear effect. The Yurke- Stoler state and its special cases, the even and odd cat states, obtained as some simple examples of the method. A general experimental setup is proposed to realize a variety of superposition states.
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum Information and Cryptography · Mechanical and Optical Resonators · Photonic and Optical Devices
