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| adam_text | Contents
Introduction
1
1
The quantum nature of light
3
1.1
The early experiments
5
1.2
Photons
13
1.3
Are photons necessary?
20
1.4
Indivisibility of photons
24
1.5
Spontaneous down-conversion light source
28
1.6
Silicon
avalanche-photodiode
photon counters
29
1.7
The quantum theory of light
29
1.8
Exercises
30
2
Quantization of cavity modes
32
2.1
Quantization of cavity modes
32
2.2
Normal ordering and zero-point energy
47
2.3
States in quantum theory
48
2.4
Mixed states of the electromagnetic field
55
2.5
Vacuum fluctuations
60
2.6
The
Casimir
effect
62
2.7
Exercises
65
3
Field quantization
69
3.1
Field quantization in the vacuum
69
3.2
The
Heisenberg
picture
83
3.3
Field quantization in passive linear media
87
3.4
Electromagnetic angular momentum*
100
3.5
Wave packet quantization*
103
3.6
Photon localizability*
106
3.7
Exercises
109
4
Interaction of light with matter 111
4.1
Semiclassical electrodynamics 111
4.2
Quantum electrodynamics
113
4.3
Quantum Maxwell s equations
117
4.4
Parity and time reversal*
118
4.5
Stationary density operators
121
4.6
Positive- and negative-frequency parts for interacting fields
122
4.7
Multi-time correlation functions
123
4.8
The interaction picture
124
4.9
Interaction of light with atoms
130
χ
Contents
4.10
Exercises
145
5
Coherent states
148
5.1
Quasiclassical states for radiation oscillators
148
5.2
Sources of coherent states
153
5.3
Experimental evidence for Poissonian statistics
157
5.4
Properties of coherent states
161
5.5
Multimode coherent states
167
5.6
Phase space description of quantum optics
172
5.7
Gaussian states*
187
5.8
Exercises
190
6
Entangled states
193
6.1
Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen states
193
6.2 Schrödinger s
concept of entangled states
194
6.3
Extensions of the notion of entanglement
195
6.4
Entanglement for distinguishable particles
200
6.5
Entanglement for identical particles
205
6.6
Entanglement for photons
210
6.7
Exercises
216
7
Paraxial quantum optics
218
7.1
Classical paraxial optics
219
7.2
Paraxial states
219
7.3
The slowly-varying envelope operator
223
7.4
Gaussian beams and pulses
226
7.5
The paraxial expansion*
228
7.6
Paraxial wave packets*
229
7.7
Angular momentum*
230
7.8
Approximate photon localizability*
232
7.9
Exercises
234
8
Linear optical devices
237
8.1
Classical scattering
237
8.2
Quantum scattering
242
8.3
Paraxial optical elements
245
8.4
The beam splitter
247
8.5
Y-junctions
254
8.6
Isolators and circulators
255
8.7
Stops
260
8.8
Exercises
262
9
Photon detection
265
9.1
Primary photon detection
265
9.2
Postdetection signal processing
280
9.3
Heterodyne and homodyne detection
290
9.4
Exercises
305
Contents xi
10 Experiments in linear
optics
307
10.1
Single-photon interference
307
10.2
Two-photon interference
315
10.3
Single-photon interference revisited*
333
10.4
Tunneling time measurements*
337
10.5
The meaning of causality in quantum optics*
343
10.6
Interaction-free measurements*
345
10.7
Exercises
348
11
Coherent interaction of light with atoms
350
11.1
Resonant wave approximation
350
11.2
Spontaneous emission II
357
11.3
The semiclassical limit
369
11.4
Exercises
379
12
Cavity quantum electrodynamics
381
12.1
The Jaynes-Cummings model
381
12.2
Collapses and revivals
384
12.3
The micromaser
387
12.4
Exercises
390
13
Nonlinear quantum optics
391
13.1
The atomic polarization
391
13.2
Weakly nonlinear media
393
13.3
Three-photon interactions
399
13.4
Four-photon interactions
412
13.5
Exercises
418
14
Quantum noise and dissipation
420
14.1
The world as sample and environment
420
14.2
Photons in a lossy cavity
428
14.3
The input-output method
435
14.4
Noise and dissipation for atoms
442
14.5
Incoherent pumping
447
14.6
The fluctuation dissipation theorem*
450
14.7
Quantum regression*
454
14.8
Photon bunching*
456
14.9
Resonance fluorescence*
457
14.10
Exercises
466
15
Nonclassical states of light
470
15.1
Squeezed states
470
15.2
Theory of squeezed-light generation*
485
15.3
Experimental squeezed-light generation
492
15.4
Number states
495
15.5
Exercises 497
16
Linear optical amplifiers*
499
xii
Contents
16.1
General
properties of linear amplifiers
499
16.2
Regenerative amplifiers
502
16.3
Traveling-wave amplifiers
510
16.4
General description of linear amplifiers
516
16.5
Noise limits for linear amplifiers
523
16.6
Exercises
527
17
Quantum tomography
529
17.1
Classical tomography
529
17.2
Optical
homodyne
tomography
532
17.3
Experiments in optical
homodyne
tomography
533
17.4
Exercises
537
18
The master equation
538
18.1
Reduced density operators
538
18.2
The environment picture
538
18.3
Averaging over the environment
539
18.4
Examples of the master equation
542
18.5
Phase space methods
546
18.6
The
Lindblad
form of the master equation*
556
18.7
Quantum jumps
557
18.8
Exercises
576
19
Bell s theorem and its optical tests
578
19.1
The Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen paradox
579
19.2
The nature of randomness in the quantum world
581
19.3
Local realism
583
19.4
Bell s theorem
589
19.5
Quantum theory versus local realism
591
19.6
Comparisons with experiments
596
19.7
Exercises
600
20
Quantum information
601
20.1
Telecommunications
601
20.2
Quantum cloning
606
20.3
Quantum cryptography
616
20.4
Entanglement as a quantum resource
619
20.5
Quantum computing
630
20.6
Exercises
639
Appendix A Mathematics
645
A.I Vector analysis
645
A.2 General vector spaces
645
A.3 Hubert spaces
646
A.4 Fourier transforms
651
A.5 Laplace transforms
654
A.
6
Functional analysis
655
A.7 Improper functions
656
Contents xiii
Α.
8
Probability and random variables
659
Appendix
В
Classical electrodynamics
661
B.I Maxwell s equations
661
B.2 Electrodynamics in the frequency domain
662
B.3 Wave equations
663
B.4 Planar cavity
669
B.5 Macroscopic Maxwell equations
670
Appendix
С
Quantum theory
680
C.I Dirac s bra and
ket
notation
680
C.2 Physical interpretation
683
C.3 Useful results for operators
685
C.4 Canonical commutation relations
690
C.5 Angular momentum in quantum mechanics
692
C.6 Minimal coupling
693
References
695
Index
708
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Contents
Introduction
1
1
The quantum nature of light
3
1.1
The early experiments
5
1.2
Photons
13
1.3
Are photons necessary?
20
1.4
Indivisibility of photons
24
1.5
Spontaneous down-conversion light source
28
1.6
Silicon
avalanche-photodiode
photon counters
29
1.7
The quantum theory of light
29
1.8
Exercises
30
2
Quantization of cavity modes
32
2.1
Quantization of cavity modes
32
2.2
Normal ordering and zero-point energy
47
2.3
States in quantum theory
48
2.4
Mixed states of the electromagnetic field
55
2.5
Vacuum fluctuations
60
2.6
The
Casimir
effect
62
2.7
Exercises
65
3
Field quantization
69
3.1
Field quantization in the vacuum
69
3.2
The
Heisenberg
picture
83
3.3
Field quantization in passive linear media
87
3.4
Electromagnetic angular momentum*
100
3.5
Wave packet quantization*
103
3.6
Photon localizability*
106
3.7
Exercises
109
4
Interaction of light with matter 111
4.1
Semiclassical electrodynamics 111
4.2
Quantum electrodynamics
113
4.3
Quantum Maxwell's equations
117
4.4
Parity and time reversal*
118
4.5
Stationary density operators
121
4.6
Positive- and negative-frequency parts for interacting fields
122
4.7
Multi-time correlation functions
123
4.8
The interaction picture
124
4.9
Interaction of light with atoms
130
χ
Contents
4.10
Exercises
145
5
Coherent states
148
5.1
Quasiclassical states for radiation oscillators
148
5.2
Sources of coherent states
153
5.3
Experimental evidence for Poissonian statistics
157
5.4
Properties of coherent states
161
5.5
Multimode coherent states
167
5.6
Phase space description of quantum optics
172
5.7
Gaussian states*
187
5.8
Exercises
190
6
Entangled states
193
6.1
Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen states
193
6.2 Schrödinger's
concept of entangled states
194
6.3
Extensions of the notion of entanglement
195
6.4
Entanglement for distinguishable particles
200
6.5
Entanglement for identical particles
205
6.6
Entanglement for photons
210
6.7
Exercises
216
7
Paraxial quantum optics
218
7.1
Classical paraxial optics
219
7.2
Paraxial states
219
7.3
The slowly-varying envelope operator
223
7.4
Gaussian beams and pulses
226
7.5
The paraxial expansion*
228
7.6
Paraxial wave packets*
229
7.7
Angular momentum*
230
7.8
Approximate photon localizability*
232
7.9
Exercises
234
8
Linear optical devices
237
8.1
Classical scattering
237
8.2
Quantum scattering
242
8.3
Paraxial optical elements
245
8.4
The beam splitter
247
8.5
Y-junctions
254
8.6
Isolators and circulators
255
8.7
Stops
260
8.8
Exercises
262
9
Photon detection
265
9.1
Primary photon detection
265
9.2
Postdetection signal processing
280
9.3
Heterodyne and homodyne detection
290
9.4
Exercises
305
Contents xi
10 Experiments in linear
optics
307
10.1
Single-photon interference
307
10.2
Two-photon interference
315
10.3
Single-photon interference revisited*
333
10.4
Tunneling time measurements*
337
10.5
The meaning of causality in quantum optics*
343
10.6
Interaction-free measurements*
345
10.7
Exercises
348
11
Coherent interaction of light with atoms
350
11.1
Resonant wave approximation
350
11.2
Spontaneous emission II
357
11.3
The semiclassical limit
369
11.4
Exercises
379
12
Cavity quantum electrodynamics
381
12.1
The Jaynes-Cummings model
381
12.2
Collapses and revivals
384
12.3
The micromaser
387
12.4
Exercises
390
13
Nonlinear quantum optics
391
13.1
The atomic polarization
391
13.2
Weakly nonlinear media
393
13.3
Three-photon interactions
399
13.4
Four-photon interactions
412
13.5
Exercises
418
14
Quantum noise and dissipation
420
14.1
The world as sample and environment
420
14.2
Photons in a lossy cavity
428
14.3
The input-output method
435
14.4
Noise and dissipation for atoms
442
14.5
Incoherent pumping
447
14.6
The fluctuation dissipation theorem*
450
14.7
Quantum regression*
454
14.8
Photon bunching*
456
14.9
Resonance fluorescence*
457
14.10
Exercises
466
15
Nonclassical states of light
470
15.1
Squeezed states
470
15.2
Theory of squeezed-light generation*
485
15.3
Experimental squeezed-light generation
492
15.4
Number states
495
15.5
Exercises 497
16
Linear optical amplifiers*
499
xii
Contents
16.1
General
properties of linear amplifiers
499
16.2
Regenerative amplifiers
502
16.3
Traveling-wave amplifiers
510
16.4
General description of linear amplifiers
516
16.5
Noise limits for linear amplifiers
523
16.6
Exercises
527
17
Quantum tomography
529
17.1
Classical tomography
529
17.2
Optical
homodyne
tomography
532
17.3
Experiments in optical
homodyne
tomography
533
17.4
Exercises
537
18
The master equation
538
18.1
Reduced density operators
538
18.2
The environment picture
538
18.3
Averaging over the environment
539
18.4
Examples of the master equation
542
18.5
Phase space methods
546
18.6
The
Lindblad
form of the master equation*
556
18.7
Quantum jumps
557
18.8
Exercises
576
19
Bell's theorem and its optical tests
578
19.1
The Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen paradox
579
19.2
The nature of randomness in the quantum world
581
19.3
Local realism
583
19.4
Bell's theorem
589
19.5
Quantum theory versus local realism
591
19.6
Comparisons with experiments
596
19.7
Exercises
600
20
Quantum information
601
20.1
Telecommunications
601
20.2
Quantum cloning
606
20.3
Quantum cryptography
616
20.4
Entanglement as a quantum resource
619
20.5
Quantum computing
630
20.6
Exercises
639
Appendix A Mathematics
645
A.I Vector analysis
645
A.2 General vector spaces
645
A.3 Hubert spaces
646
A.4 Fourier transforms
651
A.5 Laplace transforms
654
A.
6
Functional analysis
655
A.7 Improper functions
656
Contents xiii
Α.
8
Probability and random variables
659
Appendix
В
Classical electrodynamics
661
B.I Maxwell's equations
661
B.2 Electrodynamics in the frequency domain
662
B.3 Wave equations
663
B.4 Planar cavity
669
B.5 Macroscopic Maxwell equations
670
Appendix
С
Quantum theory
680
C.I Dirac's bra and
ket
notation
680
C.2 Physical interpretation
683
C.3 Useful results for operators
685
C.4 Canonical commutation relations
690
C.5 Angular momentum in quantum mechanics
692
C.6 Minimal coupling
693
References
695
Index
708 |
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