タイトル | Nonclassical and nonlocal effects in the interference of light |
本文(外部サイト) | http://hdl.handle.net/2060/19920012803 |
著者(英) | Mandel, L. |
著者所属(英) | Rochester Univ. |
発行日 | 1992-02-01 |
言語 | eng |
内容記述 | Although we tend to think of optical interference as a classical wave phenomenon, recent experiments have revealed a number of effects that are not describable in classical terms. This is particularly true of interference effects involving the detection of a photon pair. We shall refer to them as fourth order interference, on the grounds that the joint probability density for the detection of one photon at r sub 1 at time t and another r sub 2 at time t is proportional to the fourth order correlation function of the field. This probability is readily measured when two photodetectors are positioned at r sub 1 and r sub 2 and the signals from the two detectors are fed to a coincidence counter that registers 'simultaneous' detections by the two detectors in coincidence. The topics covered include: fourth order interference measurements; the Franson experiment; and experimental test of the de Broglie guided wave theory. |
NASA分類 | OPTICS |
レポートNO | 92N22046 |
権利 | No Copyright |
URI | https://repository.exst.jaxa.jp/dspace/handle/a-is/128020 |
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