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Bundler

A Bundler is a device that emits "photon-bundles", i.e., groups of photons that come in the same integer number (always two, or always five, etc., as opposed to a single-photon source that emits them one by one or other types of light where their number varies).

We theorized a mechanism to realize such a device.^[1] The basic idea is discussed in some details in this blog post.

References

↑ Emitters of $N$-photon bundles. C. Sánchez Muñoz, E. del Valle, A. González Tudela, K. Müller, S. Lichtmannecker, M. Kaniber, C. Tejedor, J.J. Finley and F.P. Laussy in Nature Photon. 8:550 (2014).

[cite-sanchezmunoz14a-1] Emitters of $N$-photon bundles. C. Sánchez Muñoz, E. del Valle, A. González Tudela, K. Müller, S. Lichtmannecker, M. Kaniber, C. Tejedor, J.J. Finley and F.P. Laussy in Nature Photon. 8:550 (2014).

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-A '''''Bundler''''' is a device that emits "photon-bundles", i.e., groups of photons that come in the same integer number (always two, or always five, etc., as opposed to a single-photon source that emits them one by one or other types of light where their number varies).
+A '''''Bundler''''' is a device that emits "[[photon-bundles]]", i.e., groups of photons that come in the same integer number (always two, or always five, etc., as opposed to a single-photon source that emits them one by one or other types of light where their number varies).
 We theorized a mechanism to realize such a device.{{cite|sanchezmunoz14a}} The basic idea is discussed in some details in [[Blog:Science/Emitters_of_N-photon_bundles|this blog post]].