Monte Carlo simulation of photonic state tomography: A virtual Hanbury Brown and Twiss correlator

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Abstract

This paper provides a theoretical background for the simulations of particular quantum optics experiments, namely, photon intensity correlation measurements. A practical example, adapted to polarisation-entangled photon pairs emitted from a quantum dot, is presented. The tool, a virtual Hanbury Brown and Twiss correlator, simulates polarisation-resolved the second-order correlation functions, which then can be used in a photonic state tomography procedure - a full description of a light source's polarisation state. This educational tool is meant to improve general understanding of such quantum optics experiments.

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Murray, E., Juska, G., & Pelucchi, E. (2016). Monte Carlo simulation of photonic state tomography: A virtual Hanbury Brown and Twiss correlator. European Journal of Physics, 37(3). https://doi.org/10.1088/0143-0807/37/3/034002

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