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WP4H26

WP4H26 was an invitation-only workshop of the consortium focused on Work-Package 4 ("Exciting with quantum light") activities. It was held on 19 March (2026) with 8 attendants.

The main goals were to:

  1. update everybody involved to some extent or in some quality on spatial correlations of interfering bosonic fields and their processing with a spatial light modulator (SLM)
  2. present the new workforce of the consortium (Daniel & Jacob)
  3. discuss potential future or further collaborations on closely related problems, e.g., past & future grant applications (with whom, on what, etc.)

This was for brainstorming rather than presenting published material, last-minute findings rather than established results, knowledge transfer and introduction to the topics for the newcomers rather than show-off, questions rather than answers.

Location

Sala de Juntas of the ICMM.

Program

  • 9:30-11:00 Fabrice. What we did so far and what we want to do.
  • 11:00-12:00 Eduardo. Bringing Spatial-Light Modulation.
  • 12:00-12:30 Sang Kyu. Interfering with quantum light.
  • 12:30-13:00 Francesca. Squeezing.

              Lunch

  • 15:00-15:30 Daniel. Correlation of LG petals.
  • 15:30-16:30 Carlos (AS). Exciting solid state quantum emitters.
  • 16:30-17:00 Jacob. Bringing SPDC.
  • 17:00-17:30 Joaquin. High-multiphoton observables.

              Closing

Gallery

  • Eduardo on SLM. Non-orthogonal states manifest explicit departures depending on the quantum states in single-photon observables.
    Eduardo on SLM. Non-orthogonal states manifest explicit departures depending on the quantum states in single-photon observables.
  • Sang Kyu on quantum field interferences. Some of the stuff we had kept for another paper which, however, we never get to write.
    Sang Kyu on quantum field interferences. Some of the stuff we had kept for another paper which, however, we never get to write.
  • Francesca on squeezing. Much remain to understand about those tricky states which appear to have feeble spatial correlations but require intensive computations.
    Francesca on squeezing. Much remain to understand about those tricky states which appear to have feeble spatial correlations but require intensive computations.
  • Daniel on spatial correlation. His first scientific talk! Here being grilled by Carlos on details of the experimental setup (although Daniel is a theorist).
    Daniel on spatial correlation. His first scientific talk! Here being grilled by Carlos on details of the experimental setup (although Daniel is a theorist).
  • Carlos on exciton-condensate interferences, and how he could try to bring our physics to non-bosonic particles.
    Carlos on exciton-condensate interferences, and how he could try to bring our physics to non-bosonic particles.
  • Jacob on what he's been up to previously (mainly square filters).
    Jacob on what he's been up to previously (mainly square filters).
  • Joaquin on multiphoton observables. Fractal dimensions are smoothed out by statistical averages.
    Joaquin on multiphoton observables. Fractal dimensions are smoothed out by statistical averages.
  • Continuing discussions after the meeting for the few who survived the whole event late into the afternoon (or early into the evening).
    Continuing discussions after the meeting for the few who survived the whole event late into the afternoon (or early into the evening).