Coherence Constraints and the Last Hidden Optical Coherence
arXiv:1607.03941 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.117.153901
Abstract
We have discovered a new domain of optical coherence, and show that it is the third and last member of a previously unreported fundamental triad of coherences. These are unified by our derivation of a parallel triad of coherence constraints that take the form of complementarity relations. We have been able to enter this new coherence domain experimentally and we describe the novel tomographic approach devised for that purpose.
Accepted by Physical Review Letters
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