Entanglement Measure of the planar-transverse classical light field
Sun-Hyun Youn

TL;DR
This paper applies quantum entanglement measures to classical light fields, deriving an analytic form for the entanglement state in planar polarization, bridging concepts between quantum and classical optics.
Contribution
It introduces a method to quantify classical light entanglement using concurrence and Schmidt approaches, providing an analytic expression for planar polarization states.
Findings
Derived an analytic form of the entanglement state for classical light
Applied concurrence and Schmidt measures to classical polarization states
Quantified nonquantum entanglement in classical light fields
Abstract
Classical light fields are considered physical examples of nonquantum entanglement\cite{Eberly2011}. We apply concurrence and Schmidt approach to evaluate the degree of entanglement for a generalized polarization state that Qian and Eberly suggested, and we obtained an analytic form of the general entanglement state for planar polarization states of classical light.
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum Information and Cryptography · Quantum Mechanics and Applications · Orbital Angular Momentum in Optics
