Phase-number uncertainty from Weyl commutation relations
Alfredo Luis, Gonzalo Donoso

TL;DR
This paper derives uncertainty relations for phase and number variables using Weyl commutation relations, highlighting contradictions in characteristic function combinations for finite and single-mode systems.
Contribution
It introduces new uncertainty relations for phase and number based on Weyl relations, applicable to finite-dimensional and single-mode quantum systems.
Findings
Uncertainty relations for phase and number are derived from Weyl commutation relations.
Contradictions between product and sum of characteristic functions are identified.
Applications include finite spin-like systems and single-mode field analysis.
Abstract
We derive suitable uncertainty relations for characteristics functions of phase and number variables obtained from the Weyl form of commutation relations. This is applied to finite-dimensional spin- like systems, which is the case when describing the phase difference between two field modes, as well as to the phase and number of a single-mode field. Some contradictions between the product and sums of characteristic functions are noted.
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