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Paper   IPM / Physic / 17102
School of Physics
  Title:   Generating non-classical correlations in two-level atoms
  Author(s): 
1.  A. ur Rahman
2.  H. Ali
3.  S. Haddadi
4.  S.M. Zangi
  Status:   Published
  Journal: Alexandria Engineering Journal
  Vol.:  67
  Year:  2023
  Pages:   425-436
  Supported by:  IPM
  Abstract:
We address the effective generation of thermal non-classical correlations in two two-level atoms when exposed to a Fock-state cavity incorporated with classical decoherence effects. Using Bell non-locality, quantum coherence, and concurrence, we investigate the generation maps of non-locality, coherence, and entanglement. We show that the two atoms are initially separable, however, they become coherent and entangled within a short period of time when exploited with the Fock-state cavity. Interestingly, the Fock-state cavity shows dominant traits for the complete suppression of the classical decoherence effects. However, the decoherence effects appear initially and delay the generation of non-classical correlations. In addition, the generation delay of non-classical correlations is observed to be highly affected when the atom-cavity configuration is considered in a strong coupling regime. Compared to the entanglement and non-locality, the Fock-state cavity develops quantum coherence faster in the two-level systems. Finally, we also discuss the optimal feature settings of the Fock-state cavity, related significance, and experimental prospects of the study.

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