Non-linear quantum optics

 

Peter Krampl*

 

0      Chapter 1

Non-linear potential

1.1         Introduction

Photons can be described with the Maxwell-equations. The wave equation must be used for electrons. First of all the electron is considered in the non-linear regime. For that a non-linear potential must be developed. In nichtdissipativer surroundings<A[surroundings|environment]> the potential can be modelled by means of a non-linear Delta Distribution. Following potentials submit to dependence of the matter symmetry of the bound electron:

 

(1)

 

with

 

(2)

 

For the basic state<A[basic state|basic status]> energy is found in total:

 

(3)

 

d. h. this Entspricht the linear case. For higher approximations surrenders for the stimulated energy corrections states of the form:

 

 

 

 

 

The formulation of the quantum mechanics based on the description of the density<A[density|impermeability]> operator for states goes back to new man and Landau, but their<A[their|her]> application<A[application|use]> was restricted only on few states. It is important for the description high Harmonious<A[Harmonious|Harmonic]> to describe new methods to investigate with the objective<A[objective|destination|purpose]> the dynamics with many states or even with a continuous spectrum. Therefore a method is presented<A[presented|imagined]> in this section, in which departing from atomic two level can be closed systems on N level systems. Atomic two state systems can be solved according to<A[according to|after]> the draft<A[draft|plan]> from Boyd (2003) exactly analytically. On basis<A[basis|element]> of this solution strategy an iterative algorithm to the calculation<A[calculation|computation]> of multilevel systems of molecular Suszeptibilitaeten / tensor is presented<A[presented|imagined]>, which through Electron- to be induced multiphoton interaction. At first a mathematical and numeric basic structure of the noncentrosymmetrical system is elaborated for this purpose in order to describe first of all the density<A[density|impermeability]> operator in his chronological<A[chronological|temporal]> development<A[development|evolution]> under dissipativen conditions. The representation of the density<A[density|impermeability]> operator bases on an iterative algorithm with one quartermaster- spectral method, which a description of his chronological<A[chronological|temporal]> dynamics in the local room<A[room|space]>, as well as the behavior in the k- Raum allows. Broadened expressions the "optical Bloch" Equations can be formulated<A[formulated|worded]>.

 

 

1.2         Non-linear dynamics

The molecular, quantum mechanical description of the sum frequency production

An unharmonic oscillator model is developed to the description of the kinetics of measure-afflicted corpuscles in the non-linear potential. The qm quantum well represents the potential in the surroundings<A[surroundings|environment]> of the Gelichgewichtslage. The spatially<A[spatially|three-dimensionally]> restricted delta potential the non-linear correction. In this way differential equation following in total can be taken as a basis:

 

(4)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

at what the non-linear trailing force of the oscillators of a hard, and/or with one always soft<A[soft|tender]> becoming characteristic corresponds

 

(5)

 

In this way the non-linear oscillator potential to be considered for the measure-afflicted corpuscle in shape surrenders:

 

(6)

Using V or U spelling<A[spelling|style]> possible V potentially!!!

 

The Hamilton-operator submits in this way too to dependence of the matter symmetry taken as a basis:

 

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(7)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DELTA-potential:

 

 

Perturbation theory:

Solution loaded unharmonic oscillator in the alternating field

 

In this way the Hamilton-operator must be reformulated according to:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1.3         Construction<A[Construction|Design]> of non-linear wave functions

 

 

The non-linear wave function becomes in the following one through combination of the classical quantum well with one delta- Potentially constructs.

 

(8)

 

 

 

With the underlying energy correction coefficients

universal expressions for the non-linear coefficients zentro- and noncentrosymmetrical matter above those one interface, in the approximation of small sizes to 2nd order formulate<A[formulate|word]> according to:

 

(9)

 

 

 

with the Skewnesskoeffizienten of the Anharmonizitaet,, that with unremunerated and with positively remunerated Festkoerperbulk considers.

 

 

 

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