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This paper presents two kinds of applications of the Jaynes-Cummings model to improve detection schemes for the binary phase-shift-keyed signals of the coherent states {}{α}〉 and {}-{α}〉. The first application raises the amount of exact retrodiction of a mixture made by choosing at random from {}{α}〉 and {}-{α}〉. The second application is concerned with realizing the optimum receiver to achieve a low decision error. Instead of optical detection, atomic level detection after mapping from them to two-level states of an atom will be proposed. {} 1996 The American Physical Society.
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