A Sensitive Quantumness Measure for One-Dimensional Continuous-Variable Systems
arXiv:2311.17399
Abstract
For one-dimensional continuous-variable quantum systems such as single-mode quantum optical systems, we give a quantification of the quantumness of such a system's state, Ï, by introducing the measure of quantumness, Î, which works for all states, pure or mixed. Î is a measure which is universal, sensitive, monotonic, and unbounded. Î[Ï] yields a single positive value to quantify how nonclassical Ï is. Î employs phase space distributions to represent Ï and is a fixed function, Î[.], independent of the system, its environment or the type of state.
18 pages, 18 Figures