Abstract

We investigate the entanglement dynamics of the bipartite system, consisting of two interacting two-level atoms in QED, which are driven additionally by coherent double ultrashort laser pulses characterized by various phase differences. Results show that the relative phase difference can exert significant influence on the entanglement evolution, such as delaying or accelerating entanglement sudden death and recurrence (ESD and ESR). Furthermore, with the increase of detuning, ESD and ESR disappear, irrespective of various phase differences. Our analysis is helpful in manipulating entanglement.

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