Non-Gaussian entanglement criteria for atomic homodyne detection
arXiv:2401.01228 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.107.022423
Abstract
Homodyne measurement is a crucial tool widely used to address continuous variables for bosonic quantum systems. While an ideal homodyne detection provides a powerful analysis, e.g. to effectively measure quadrature amplitudes of light in quantum optics, it relies on the use of a strong reference field, the so-called local oscillator typically in a coherent state. Such a strong coherent local oscillator may not be readily available particularly for a massive quantum system like Bose-Einstein condensate (BEC), posing a substantial challenge in dealing with continuous variables appropriately. It is necessary to establish a practical framework that includes the effects of non-ideal local oscillators for a rigorous assessment of various quantum tests and applications. We here develop entanglement criteria beyond Gaussian regime applicable for this realistic homodyne measurement that do not require assumptions on the state of local oscillators. We discuss the working conditions of homodyne detection to effectively detect non-Gaussian quantum entanglement under various states of local oscillators.
arXiv comment9 pages, 5 figures
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