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Antibunching
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| − | <span id="jakeman">Antibunching defined as $g^{(2)}<1$, ''after Jakeman'' [1986], which is "The use of photo-event triggered optical shutters to generate sub-Poissonian photo-electron statistics", in: Frontiers in Quantum Optics (Adam Hilger, London) p. 342., and which, unfortunately, I couldn't find.</span> | + | <span id="jakeman">Antibunching defined as $g^{(2)}(0)<1$, ''after Jakeman'' [1986], which is "The use of photo-event triggered optical shutters to generate sub-Poissonian photo-electron statistics", in: Frontiers in Quantum Optics (Adam Hilger, London) p. 342., and which, unfortunately, I couldn't find.</span> |
Latest revision as of 15:55, 26 May 2020
Antibunching
Antibunching defined as $g^{(2)}(0)<1$, after Jakeman [1986], which is "The use of photo-event triggered optical shutters to generate sub-Poissonian photo-electron statistics", in: Frontiers in Quantum Optics (Adam Hilger, London) p. 342., and which, unfortunately, I couldn't find.