Interference phenomena in the photon production between two oscillating walls

Abstract

We study the photon production in a 1D cavity whose left and right walls oscillate with the frequency ${\Omega }_L$ and ${\Omega }_R$, respectively. For ${\Omega }_L\ne {\Omega }_R,$ the number of generated photons by the parametric resonance is the sum of the photon numbers produced when the left and the right wall oscillates separately. But for ${\Omega }_L={\Omega }_R$, the interference term proportional to $\cos \varphi$ is found additionally, where $\varphi$ is the phase difference between two oscillations of the walls.

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