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Hong-Wei Guo

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Negative refraction index manipulated by a displaced squeezed Fock state in the mesoscopic dissipative left-handed transmission line

Negative refractive index (NRI) of the mescopic dissipative left-handed transmission line (LHTL) is manipulated by the displaced squeezed Fock state (DSFS) and the dissipation presented by the resistance and conductance. Comparing to the classical LHTL, some specific quantum characteristics are shown in the LHTL because of quantum effect, which will be significant to its miniaturization application in microwave frequency.

quant-ph

The manipulated left-handedness in a rare-earth-ion-doped optical fiber by the incoherent pumping field

The left-handedness was demonstrated by the simulation with a three-level quantum system in an E3+r -dopped ZrF4-BaF2-LaF3-AlF3-NaF (ZBLAFN) optical fiber. And the left-handedness can be regulated by the incoherent pumping field. Our scheme may provide a solid candidate other than the coherent atomic vapour for left-handedness, and may extend the application of the rare-earth-ion-doped optical fiber in metamaterials and of the incoherent pumping light field in quantum optics.

physics.optics

The thermal effect on the left-handedness of the mesoscopic composite right-Left handed transmission line

Starting from the quantum fluctuation of current in the mesoscopic composite right-left handed transmission line (CRLH-TL) in the thermal Fock state, we investigate the left-handedness dependent of the frequencies, intensity and quantum fluctuations of the current field in the CRLH-TL under different thermal environment. The results show that the intensity and quantum fluctuations of current field in lower frequency bands affect the left-handedness distinctly under different thermal environment. The thermal effect on the left-handedness in the mesoscopic CRLH-TL deserves further experimental investigation in its miniaturization application.

quant-ph