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Coherent states for equally spaced, homogeneous waveguide arrays

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arxiv 2112.01673 v1 pith:SPKMRXCX submitted 2021-12-03 quant-ph math-phmath.MP

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Coherent states for equally spaced, homogeneous waveguide arrays are defined, in the infinite, semiinfinite and finite cases, and resolutions of the identity are constructed, using different methods. In the infinite case, which corresponds to Euclidean coherent states, a resolution of the identity with coherent states on the circle and involving a nonlocal inner product is reviewed. In the semiinfinite case, which corresponds to London coherent states, various construction are given (restricting to the circle with a non-local scalar product, rescaling the coherent states, modifying them, or using a non-tight frame). In the finite case, a construction in terms of coherent states on the circle is given, and this construction is shown to be a regularization of the infinite and semiinfinite cases.

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