# A generalized atomic system of N-level atom within the framework of ([image]) JCM interacting with one-mode field solved via supersymmetric approach

## TL;DR

This paper uses a supersymmetric approach to analyze an N-level atom interacting with a field in a Kerr medium, revealing new insights into quantum system behavior.

## Contribution

The paper introduces a supersymmetric approach to solve an N-level atom-field system with Kerr medium and multi-photon transitions.

## Key findings

- The system exhibits a supersymmetric structure with constructed generators and diagonalized Hamiltonian.
- Eigenfunctions and eigenvalues are derived for two initial condition cases.
- Graphical analysis shows detuning and Kerr parameters significantly affect nonclassical quantities.

## Abstract

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