Abstract
We study the quantum steering of a two-mode Gaussian state evolved by a simple quantum beat laser with the cavity field being initially in arbitrary two single-mode Gaussian states and the lasing medium being driven by a strong classical field. In presence of the cavity damping, the quantum steering time of the two-mode Gaussian state increases with the relative intensity of the coupling fields, whereas the relative phase switches the steerable states into the non-steerable and vice versa. We further show that the higher the non-classicality of the initial cavity modes, the longer the time of steerability in the two-mode Gaussian state. Nonetheless, the quantum steering is irrespective of the influence from the purity of the initial cavity modes of the laser system.
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