求解三模耦合谐振子精确能谱的一种方法

基于相空间中的幺正转动变换,利用有序算符内的积分技术,得到了相空间中转动算符、傅里叶变换算符和宇称算符的相干态表示.进而引入并利用相空间中的三模转动算符,简捷地实现了三模坐标-动量耦合谐振子哈密顿量的退耦合,给出了该耦合形式谐振子的精确能谱及其能量本征态.     

Stationary momentum space solution of the Fokker-Planck equation for a simple model of a laser oscillator exhibiting spatial dispersion

Starting from a multimode hamiltonian for a system of radiating oscillators coupled with atomic reservoirs, the secular master equation for the radiation-density operator is calculated in the interaction picture after elimination of the atomic variables. Using the differential operator representation for coherent states this equation is transcribed into a multimode Fokker-Planck equation. The stationary solution in momentum space is given for the threshold region. Fourier transformation to configuration space results in a quasi-free energy formula for a laser oscillator exhibiting spatial dispersion.     

Spin Number Coherent States and the Problem of Two Coupled Oscillators

From the definition of the standard Perelomov coherent states we introduce the Perelomov number coherent states for any su(2) Lie algebra. With the displacement operator we apply a similarity transformation to the su(2)generators and construct a new set of operators which also close the su(2) Lie algebra, being the Perelomov number coherent states the new basis for its unitary irreducible representation. We apply our results to obtain the energy spectrum, the eigenstates and the partition function of two coupled oscillators. We show that the eigenstates of two coupled oscillators are the SU(2) Perelomov number coherent states of the two-dimensional harmonic oscillator with an appropriate choice of the coherent state parameters.     

Spin Number Coherent States and the Problem of Two Coupled Oscillators

From the definition of the standard Perelomov coherent states we introduce the Perelomov number coherent states for any su(2) Lie algebra. With the displacement operator we apply a similarity transformation to the su(2) generators and construct a new set of operators which also close the su(2) Lie algebra, being the Perelomov number coherent states the new basis for its unitary irreducible representation. We apply our results to obtain the energy spectrum, the eigenstates and the partition function of two coupled oscillators. We show that the eigenstates of two coupled oscillators are the SU(2) Perelomov number coherent states of the two-dimensional harmonic oscillator with an appropriate choice of the coherent state parameters.     

A master equation for spontaneous emission from a system of harmonic oscillators

An exact equation is derived for the evolution of the density operator in the coherent state representation describing spontaneous emission from a system of harmonic oscillators.     

On exact master equation for an open system

An exact equation is obtained for the evolution of density matrix in the coherent state representation for the open system of a single harmonic oscillator coupled to a reservoir of N oscillators.     

双模耦合谐振子哈密顿量的一般解法

双模耦合谐振子哈密顿量是广义坐标■和广义动量■的一般二次型,通过一个坐标变换可以将其表示为新基底下的标准二次型,经计算得知,新基底之间满足准正则对易关系,从而引入准粒子的产生和湮没算符,这样就消除了耦合项,哈密顿量化简成为双模独立谐振子情形,使问题得到解决.这样的解决方法可以推广到各向异性n模谐振子的耦合体系.     

Calculation of the multimode Franck–Condon factors based on the coherent state method

The equivalence of two ways for the calculation of overlap integrals, i.e. the Sharp–Rosenstock generating function method and the Doktorov coherent state method, has been proved. On the basis of the generating function of the overlap integrals, a new closed form expression for the Franck–Condon integrals for overlap multidimensional harmonic oscillators has been exactly derived. In addition, some useful analytical expressions for the calculations of the multimode Franck–Condon factors have been given.     

Exact Solutions of Two Coupled Harmonic Oscillators Related to the Sp（4,R） Lie Algebra

Exact solutions of the eigenvalue problem of two coupled harmonic oscillators related to the Sp(4,R) Lie algebra are derived by using an algebraic method. It is found that the energy spectrum of the system is determined by one-boson excitation energies built on a vector coherent state of Sp(4,R)\supset U(2).     

Nonlinear dynamics for magnetic systems with a single-spin potential with variable shapes

We discuss the influence of a zero-temperature environment on a coherent quantum system. First, we calculate the reduced density operator of the system in the framework of the well-known, exactly solvable model of an oscillator coupled to a bath of harmonic oscillators. Then, we propose the sketch of an Aharonov–Bohm-like interferometer showing, through interference measurements, the decrease of the coherence length of the system due to the interaction with the environment, even in the zero temperature limit.     

Inducing and destruction of chimeras and chimera-like states by an external harmonic force

We study the phenomena of chimera destruction and inducing of chimera-like states in an ensemble of nonlocally coupled chaotic Rössler oscillators under an external harmonic force. The localized harmonic influence can lead to both destruction and changing of the spatial topology of chimeras. At the same time this influence can cause the emergence of stable chimera-like states (induced chimeras) for the regime of partial coherent chaos. Induced chimeras are also observed for the global influence. We show the possibility of controlling the chimera-like state topology by varying the parameters of localized external harmonic influence.     

Proposal for an x-ray free electron laser oscillator with intermediate energy electron beam

Harmonic lasing of low-gain free electron laser oscillators has been experimentally demonstrated in the terahertz and infrared regions. Recently, the low-gain oscillator has been reconsidered as a promising candidate for hard x-ray free electron lasers, through the use of high reflectivity, high-resolution x-ray crystals. In this Letter, it is proposed to utilize a crystal-based cavity resonant at a higher harmonic of the undulator radiation, together with phase shifting, to enable harmonic lasing of the x-ray free electron laser oscillator, and hence allow the generation of hard x-ray radiation at a reduced electron beam energy. Results show that fully coherent free electron laser radiation with megawatt peak power, in the spectral region of 10-25 keV, can be generated with a 3.5 GeV electron beam.     

Density Matrix and Squeezed State for Two Harmonic Oscillators with a Kinetic Coupling

We study two harmonic oscillators with a kinetic coupling system. By taking a unitary transformation approach, we turn the system into the Fock space of two independent harmonic oscillators and derive the density matrix for it. The corresponding unitary operator U is characteristic of including frequency-jump squeezing transformation. By virtue of the technique of the integration within an ordered product of operators, we manifestly show that the ground state of the system is a squeezed state.     

利用不变量本征算符求解二维耦合量子谐振子的能级间隔

目前不变量本征算符方法已成功地解决了某些量子系统哈密顿量能级问题.对于二维耦合量子谐振子,利用这一方法可以非常简捷有效地给出其能级信息,而不需要使其哈密顿量对角化.计算结果表明,不同耦合形式的二维耦合量子谐振子的能级间隔是不同的.     

Entangled chimeras in nonlocally coupled bicomponent phase oscillators: From synchronous to asynchronous chimeras

Chimera states, a symmetry-breaking spatiotemporal pattern in nonlocally coupled identical dynamical units, have been identified in various systems and generalized to coupled nonidentical oscillators. It has been shown that strong heterogeneity in the frequencies of nonidentical oscillators might be harmful to chimera states. In this work, we consider a ring of nonlocally coupled bicomponent phase oscillators in which two types of oscillators are randomly distributed along the ring: some oscillators with natural frequency ω₁ and others with ω₂ . In this model, the heterogeneity in frequency is measured by frequency mismatch |ω₁−ω₂| between the oscillators in these two subpopulations. We report that the nonlocally coupled bicomponent phase oscillators allow for chimera states no matter how large the frequency mismatch is. The bicomponent oscillators are composed of two chimera states, one supported by oscillators with natural frequency ω₁ and the other by oscillators with natural frequency ω₂. The two chimera states in two subpopulations are synchronized at weak frequency mismatch, in which the coherent oscillators in them share similar mean phase velocity, and are desynchronized at large frequency mismatch, in which the coherent oscillators in different subpopulations have distinct mean phase velocities. The synchronization–desynchronization transition between chimera states in these two subpopulations is observed with the increase in the frequency mismatch. The observed phenomena are theoretically analyzed by passing to the continuum limit and using the Ott-Antonsen approach.     

Theoretical Treatment of Nonstationary Scattering by Phonons and Polaritons Part I. Derivation of the Basic Equations

The equations of motion of a two-level system and a harmonic oscillator coupled to a dissipative system are discussed; the dissipative system is assumed to consist of a large number of radiation oscillators. Special equations for the determination of the correlation functions of the fluctuation forces are derived under the condition of large time values, for which the atomic system has “forgotten” its initial state. The expectation values of the correlation functions are connected with the damping constant and the population operator of the excited state of the atomic system is in thermal equilibrium. Taking into account the influence of the coherent radiation field on the atomic system, the basic equations for the treatment of the nonstationary Raman scattering by polaritons are derived; the temporal range of validity is discussed. Using a time-dependent “variable” Fourier transformation, the nonstationary time- and spacedependent spectral densities are related to the correlation functions of the fields; here the Wiener-Khintchine theorem is applied in a nonstationary form. The limiting cases of the stationary scattering process as well as the usually introduced correlators of the slowly varying amplitudes are discussed.     

Collective phase sensitivity

The collective phase response to a macroscopic external perturbation of a population of interacting nonlinear elements exhibiting collective oscillations is formulated for the case of globally coupled oscillators. The macroscopic phase sensitivity is derived from the microscopic phase sensitivity of the constituent oscillators by a two-step phase reduction. We apply this result to quantify the stability of the macroscopic common-noise-induced synchronization of two uncoupled populations of oscillators undergoing coherent collective oscillations.     

Quantum harmonic oscillator with time-dependent mass and frequency

The quantum harmonic oscillator with time-dependent mass and frequency is analyzed by using the canonical transformation method. The varying mass and frequency of the system are reduced to constant mass and frequency, and the corresponding eigenvalues and eigenvectors are derived. The exact time-dependent coherent state of the harmonic oscillator is constructed and shown to be equivalent to the squeezed state. Damped harmonic oscillators with different frictions and forced time-dependent harmonic oscillators are also discussed.     

New Representation of Rotation Operator and Its Application

By employing the technique of integration within an ordered product of operators, we derive natural representations of the rotation operator, the two-mode Fourier transform operator and the two-mode parity operator in entangled state representations. As an application, it is proved that the rotation operator constructed by the entangled state representation is a useful tool to solve the exact energy spectra of the two-mode harmonic oscillators with coordinat-momentum interaction.     

Determination of a coupling function in multicoupled oscillators

A new method to determine a coupling function in a phase model is theoretically derived for coupled self-sustained oscillators and applied to Belousov-Zhabotinsky (BZ) oscillators. The synchronous behavior of two coupled BZ reactors is explained extremely well in terms of the coupling function thus obtained. This method is expected to be applicable to weakly coupled multioscillator systems, in which mutual coupling among nearly identical oscillators occurs in a similar manner. The importance of higher-order harmonic terms involved in the coupling function is also discussed.