Optomechanical quadrature squeezing in the non-Markovian regime
arXiv:1902.07392 · doi:10.1364/OL.43.006053
Abstract
Squeezing of quantum fluctuation plays an important role in fundamental quantum physics and has marked influence on ultrasensitive detection. We propose a scheme to generate and enhance the squeezing of mechanical mode by exposing the optomechanical system to a non-Markovian environment. It is shown that the effective parametric resonance term of mechanical mode can be induced due to the interaction with cavity and non-Markovian reservoir, thus resulting in quadrature squeezing of the mechanical resonator. And jointing the two kinds of interactions can enhance the squeezing effect. Comparing with the usual Markovian regime, we can obtain stronger squeezing, and significantly the squeezing can approach a low asymptotic stable value.
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