Abstract
The quantum dynamics of coherent optical pulses are studied using a nondiagonal coherent-state generalized $P$ representation including photon-phonon interactions. Photon-number squeezing of coherent quantum solitons using spectral filtering is theoretically predicted. It is shown that Raman noise does not significantly reduce photon-number squeezing produced by spectral filtering of 1-ps fundamental coherent quantum solitons in optical fibers. Coherent $Nsech$ pulses with $N>1$ can show a larger reduction in photon-number fluctuations even at room temperature. The reduction in quantum noise for $N>1$ is not restricted to photon number and an improvement of more than 3 dB is also found for the quadrature-phase squeezed soliton experiments using a fiber Sagnac interferometer at 77 K.
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