Observation of squeezing using cascaded nonlinearity
K. Kasai, Jiangrui Gao, Claude Fabre
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K. Kasai, Jiangrui Gao, Claude Fabre
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We have observed that the pump beam reflected by a triply resonant optical parametric oscillator, after a cascaded second-order nonlinear interaction in the crystal, is significantly squeezed. The maximum measured squeezing in our device is 30% (output beam squeezing inferred: 48%). The direction of the noise ellipse depends on the cavity detuning and can be adjusted from intensity squeezing to phase squeezing.
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We have observed that the pump beam reflected by a triply resonant optical parametric oscillator, after a cascaded second-order nonlinear interaction in the crystal, is significantly squeezed. The maximum measured squeezing in our device is 30% (output beam squeezing inferred: 48%). The direction of the noise ellipse depends on the cavity detuning and can be adjusted from intensity squeezing to phase squeezing.
Key concepts: Ellipse, Optical parametric oscillator, Physics, Parametric statistics, Beam (structure), Optics, Nonlinear system, Intensity (physics)