Finite-dimensional approximations of generalized squeezing

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2508.09041v2
• Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2025 15:02:11 GMT
• Title: Finite-dimensional approximations of generalized squeezing
• Abstract summary: We show unexpected behaviour in simulations of generalized squeezing performed with finite-dimensional truncations of the Fock space.<n>Results depend on whether the truncation dimension is even or odd.<n>We show that the addition of a Kerr interaction term in the Hamiltonian leads to uniquely converging simulations.
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• Abstract: We show unexpected behaviour in simulations of generalized squeezing performed with finite-dimensional truncations of the Fock space: even for extremely large dimension of the state space, the results depend on whether the truncation dimension is even or odd. This situation raises the question whether the simulation results are physically meaningful. We demonstrate that, in fact, the two truncation schemes correspond to two well-defined, distinct unitary evolutions whose generators are defined on different subsets of the infinite-dimensional Fock space. This is a consequence of the fact that the generalized squeezing Hamiltonian is not self-adjoint on states with finite excitations, but possesses multiple self-adjoint extensions. Furthermore, we present results on the spectrum of the squeezing operators corresponding to even and odd truncation size that elucidate the properties of the two different self-adjoint extensions corresponding to the even and odd truncation scheme. To make the squeezing operator applicable to a physical system, we must regularize it by other terms that depend on the specifics of the experimental implementation. We show that the addition of a Kerr interaction term in the Hamiltonian leads to uniquely converging simulations, with no dependence on the parity of the truncation size, and demonstrate that the Kerr term indeed renders the Hamiltonian self-adjoint and thus physically interpretable.

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