Comment on "Properties and dynamics of generalized squeezed states"

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2507.12250v1
• Date: Wed, 16 Jul 2025 13:58:52 GMT
• Title: Comment on "Properties and dynamics of generalized squeezed states"
• Authors: Rubén Gordillo, Ricardo Puebla,
• Abstract summary: Authors argued that observed oscillations reflect a genuine physical effect.<n>A numerical analysis reveals that the oscillations are highly sensitive to the truncation of the Fock basis.<n>We provide an analytical proof that the average photon number of any generalized squeezed state is a non-decreasing function.
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• Abstract: A recent article [S. Ashhab and M. Ayyash, New J. Phys. 27, 054104 (2025)] has reported unexpected oscillatory dynamics in generalized squeezed states of order higher than two as their squeezing parameter increases. This behaviour, observed through numerical simulations using truncated bosonic annihilation and creation operators, appeared in several properties of these states, including their average photon number. The authors argued that these oscillations reflect a genuine physical effect. Here, however, we demonstrate that the observed oscillatory behaviour is a consequence of numerical artefacts. A numerical analysis reveals that the oscillations are highly sensitive to the truncation of the Fock basis, indicating a lack of convergence. This is further supported by a theoretical analysis of the Taylor series of the average photon number, suggesting that these generalized squeezed states contain infinite energy after a finite value of the squeezing parameter. Finally, we provide an analytical proof that the average photon number of any generalized squeezed state is a non-decreasing function, thereby ruling out the possibility of intrinsic oscillatory dynamics. We hope these results help clarify the origin of the reported oscillations and highlight the special care required when dealing with high-order squeezing states.

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