Entanglement and Thouless times from coincidence measurements across disordered media
arXiv:1007.2085 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.83.033827
Abstract
We show that the entanglement of an initially frequency-entangled photon pair propagating through a disordered scattering medium can be read off in transmission from the coincidence counting rate. The very same quantity also encodes the Thouless time of the medium.
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