Broadband biphotons in a single spatial mode
arXiv:1504.07760 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.92.023812
Abstract
We demonastrate experimental technique for generating spatially single-mode broadband biphoton field. The method is based on dispersive optical element which precisely tailors the structure of type-I SPDC frequency angular spectrum in order to shift different spectral components to a single angular mode. Spatial mode filtering is realized by coupling biphotons into a single-mode optical fiber.
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