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This theoretical study proposes a novel method using Raman scattering in coherently prepared media to generate vortex-squeezed light, offering greater control over squeezing parameters compared to standard down-conversion techniques. The research highlights significant potential for advancing quantum information processing and precision sensing through optimized continuous-variable optical states.
Generation of vortex-squeezed light in a coherently prepared medium
arXiv:2607.19853v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: In this Letter, we theoretically propose an alternative scheme for generating vortex optical squeezing, based on the Raman scattering process in a coherently prepared medium, distinct from approaches such as parametric down-conversion and four-wave mixing. Our analysis reveals that both the input control field and the generated signal field can exhibit squeezing upon adjusting the relevant system parameters, with the control field exhibiting a greater degree of squeezing under identical conditions. We further demonstrate the existence of optimal squeezing values over a range of tuning parameters, highlighting the flexibility and robustness of the proposed scheme. These findings may offer a new reference for continuous-variable vortex optical squeezing and possess potential applications in domains such as quantum information processing, quantum precision measurement, and quantum sensing.
Abstract:In this Letter, we theoretically propose an alternative scheme for generating vortex optical squeezing, based on the Raman scattering process in a coherently prepared medium, distinct from approaches such as parametric down-conversion and four-wave mixing. Our analysis reveals that both the input control field and the generated signal field can exhibit squeezing upon adjusting the relevant system parameters, with the control field exhibiting a greater degree of squeezing under identical conditions. We further demonstrate the existence of optimal squeezing values over a range of tuning parameters, highlighting the flexibility and robustness of the proposed scheme. These findings may offer a new reference for continuous-variable vortex optical squeezing and possess potential applications in domains such as quantum information processing, quantum precision measurement, and quantum sensing.
arXiv:2607.19853 [quant-ph]
(or arXiv:2607.19853v1 [quant-ph] for this version)
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