Titlebook: Getting Started in Quantum Optics; Ray LaPierre Textbook 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to

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Entanglement,sed hidden variables in an attempt to explain the probabilities of quantum mechanics. John Bell proposed a test, using entangled states, showing that quantum mechanics cannot be explained by hidden variables.

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Coherent State in an Interferometer, detection. The uncertainty and signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of the homodyne signal is analyzed, leading to an important conclusion—the SNR for the coherent state arises from the uncertainty in the field quadrature of the vacuum input to the interferometer.

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Quantum Imaging, quantum illumination, absolute detector calibration, and interaction-free measurement are presented as leading applications. These applications demonstrate the spooky behavior of quantum mechanics. For example, we will show you how to observe an object without any photon ever interacting with it!

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-14777-0 average electric field of zero. Although the average field is zero, there is an uncertainty or fluctuation in the field. The properties of the Fock state |0?, called the vacuum, are presented along with the concept of vacuum field fluctuations and their experimental consequences.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-85678-4incidence counting). The correlation function is introduced for classical and quantum light. We show that the beam splitter creates an entangled state from a single photon input. The Hanbury Brown–Twiss experiment is introduced for characterizing light sources.

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Grundlagen der Pathologischen Anatomiethe Poisson distribution of photon number. The quadrature components of the coherent state are derived, showing that the coherent state is a minimum uncertainty state, leading to the shot noise limit. The phasor representation of the electric field is introduced, and the number–phase uncertainty relation is derived.