Influence of driving ways on measurement of relative phase in a two-atoms cavity system

We study the influence of driving ways on the interaction in a two-atoms cavity quantum electrodynamics system. The results show that driving ways can induce different excitation pathways. We show two kinds of significantly different excitation spectrums under two ways: driving cavity and driving atoms. We demonstrate that driving atoms can be considered as a method to obtain the position information of atoms. This research has very practical application values on obtaining the position information of atoms in a cavity.