Production of bright entangled photons from moving optical boundaries
arXiv:0906.0522 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.83.052302
Abstract
We discuss a mechanism of generating two separable beams of light with high degree of entanglement in momentum using a fast and sharp optical boundary. Three regimes of light generation are identified depending on the number of resonant interactions between the optical perturbation and the electromagnetic field. The intensity of the process is discussed in terms of the relevant physical parameters: variation of refractive index and apparent velocity of the optical boundary. Our results suggest a different class of generation entangled light robust against thermal degradation by exciting zero point fluctuations using parametric resonant optical modulations.
4 pages, 2 figures
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