Photon addition to cat states produces a parity phase shift for odd additions and drives sub-Poissonian statistics regardless of component phase, trading quadrature squeezing for amplitude-squared squeezing.
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A unified Lie-algebraic Foldy-Wouthuysen framework is constructed to quantify catability of relativistic quantum states for arbitrary spin.
A new functional metric called catability is defined to measure phase-dependent coherence and interference in graphene quantum superpositions using Lie algebra and Green function methods.
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Nonclassicality of multi-photon-added cat states
Photon addition to cat states produces a parity phase shift for odd additions and drives sub-Poissonian statistics regardless of component phase, trading quadrature squeezing for amplitude-squared squeezing.
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Generalized Catability of Relativistic Quantum States Measurement in a Unified Lie-Algebraic Foldy-Wouthuysen (FW) Framework
A unified Lie-algebraic Foldy-Wouthuysen framework is constructed to quantify catability of relativistic quantum states for arbitrary spin.
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Testing Catability and Coherent Superposition of $2\mathcal{D}$ Graphene via Lie Algebra
A new functional metric called catability is defined to measure phase-dependent coherence and interference in graphene quantum superpositions using Lie algebra and Green function methods.