Triplet-like correlation symmetry of continuous variable entangled states

Abstract

We report on a continuous variable analogue of the triplet two-qubit Bell states. We theoretically and experimentally demonstrate a remarkable similarity of two-mode continuous variable entangled states with triplet Bell states with respect to their correlation patterns. Borrowing from the two qubit language, we call these correlations triplet-like.

7 pages, 5 figures. Comments are welcome

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