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Imaging quantum correlations with a single-photon detector array

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Abstract

We image quantum correlations arising from parametric downconversion with a single-photon sensitive detector array. This opens up a number of possibilities in quantum science, including demonstrations of the EPR paradox without background subtraction.

© 2016 Optical Society of America

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