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Effect of Probe-Conjugate Delay on the Spectrum of Squeezed Light

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Abstract

We use a four-wave mixing process to generate relative-intensity squeezing. We are able to significantly modify the squeezing spectrum by controlling the relative delay between the probe and conjugate beams.

© 2007 Optical Society of America

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