Generation of $^{87}$Rb-resonant bright two-mode squeezed light with four-wave mixing
Saesun Kim, Alberto M. Marino

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates the generation of narrow-band, two-mode squeezed light resonant with $^{87}$Rb atomic transitions using four-wave mixing in hot $^{85}$Rb, achieving significant intensity difference squeezing levels for quantum metrology applications.
Contribution
It introduces a method to produce two-mode squeezed states resonant with $^{87}$Rb transitions via four-wave mixing in $^{85}$Rb, enabling enhanced atomic sensor sensitivity.
Findings
Achieved -3.5 dB intensity difference squeezing with both modes on resonance.
Enhanced squeezing of -5.4 dB and -5.0 dB when only one mode is resonant.
Generated narrow-band squeezed light suitable for atomic quantum metrology.
Abstract
Squeezed states of light have found their way into a number of applications in quantum-enhanced metrology due to their reduced noise properties. In order to extend such an enhancement to metrology experiments based on atomic ensembles, an efficient light-atom interaction is required. Thus, there is a particular interest in generating narrow-band squeezed light that is on atomic resonance. This will make it possible not only to enhance the sensitivity of atomic based sensors, but also to deterministically entangle two distant atomic ensembles. We generate bright two-mode squeezed states of light, or twin beams, with a non-degenerate four-wave mixing (FWM) process in hot Rb in a double-lambda configuration. Given the proximity of the energy levels in the D1 line of Rb and Rb, we are able to operate the FWM in Rb in a regime that generates two-mode squeezed…
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