Quantum scattering theory of Fock states in high-dimensional spaces
arXiv:1602.04479 · doi:10.1364/OL.41.004166
Abstract
A quantum scattering theory is developed for Fock states scattered by two-level systems in the free space. Compared to existing scattering theories that treat incident light semi-classically, the theory fully quantizes the incident light as Fock states. This non-perturbative method provides exact scattering matrix.
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