Nonlinear cross-Kerr quasiclassical dynamics
arXiv:1305.2361 · doi:10.1088/1367-2630/15/4/043038
Abstract
We study the quasiclassical dynamics of the cross-Kerr effect. In this approximation, the typical periodical revivals of the decorrelation between the two polarization modes disappear and they remain entangled. By mapping the dynamics onto the Poincare space, we find simple conditions for polarization squeezing. When dissipation is taken into account, the shape of the states in such a space is not considerably modified, but their size is reduced.
16 pages, 5 figures
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