Photon-number correlations by photon-number resolving detectors
arXiv:1002.0210 · doi:10.1364/OL.35.001707
Abstract
We demonstrate that by using a pair of photodetectors endowed with internal gain we are able to quantify the correlation coefficient between the two components of a pulsed bipartite state in the mesoscopic intensity regime (less than 100 mean photons).
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