Abstract
In this paper we consider the influence of phase damping on the Jaynes-Cummings model (JCM) in the presence of the classical laser field. It is shown that for the temporal evolution of the atomic inversion a detuning parameter plays a role in delaying the effect of the damping. Our consideration is also extended to discuss the atomic Wehrl entropy and entropy squeezing. For the case of the marginal distribution, it is noted that the damping factor plays a considerable role in reducing the number of the fluctuations in the function behavior. On the other hand the damping factor removes the phenomenon of squeezing from both quadratures of the entropy squeezing.