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Spectral Intensity Interferometry for Quantum Super-resolution

Erez N. Ribak and Georgiy Shoulga

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Abstract

Splitting a large light collector into small segments, and dispersing each segment, allows efficient use of stellar light. Higher-order correlations between segments’ photon events improve the resolution beyond the diffraction limit.

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