Intensity correlations, entanglement properties and ghost imaging in multimode thermal-seeded parametric downconversion: Theory
arXiv:0707.1985 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.76.062309
Abstract
We address parametric-downconversion seeded by multimode pseudo-thermal fields. We show that this process may be used to generate multimode pairwise correlated states with entanglement properties that can be tuned by controlling the seed intensities. Multimode pseudo-thermal fields seeded parametric-downconversion represents a novel source of correlated states, which allows one to explore the classical-quantum transition in pairwise correlations and to realize ghost imaging and ghost diffraction in regimes not yet explored by experiments.
9 pages, 3 figures
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