Unified space-time description of pulsed twin beams
Alessandra Gatti, Enrico Brambilla, Ottavia Jedrkiewicz

TL;DR
This paper derives a comprehensive mathematical model for multimode parametric down-conversion, unifying various experimental observations over 20 years into a single framework applicable across different gain regimes and levels.
Contribution
It presents a new, rigorous derivation of a quasi-stationary model from fundamental 3D+1 equations, improving upon heuristic approaches and enabling a unified description of pulsed twin beams.
Findings
Model valid in any gain regime
Applicable at quantum and classical levels
Unifies diverse experimental results
Abstract
This work provides a mathematical derivation of a quasi-stationary model for multimode parametric down-conversion, which was presented in [Gatti et al., Sci. Rep. 13, 16786] with heuristic arguments. The model is here derived from the 3D+1 propagation equation of the quantum fields in a nonlinear crystal, and its approximations discussed thoroughly. Thanks to its relative simplicity, and to the fact that it is valid in any gain regime, both at a quantum and classical level, it allows a unified description of disparate experimental observations conducted over the last 20 years, often described in the past by means of limited ad hoc models.
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TopicsLaser-Plasma Interactions and Diagnostics · Laser-Matter Interactions and Applications · Advanced Fiber Laser Technologies
