Difference between revisions of "Single photon generation - experimental results"

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Many experiments have now generated single photons, with both atoms and solid state systems, and confirmed using measurements of $g^{(2)}(\tau )$ .

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+Many experiments have now generated single photons, with both atoms and solid state systems, and confirmed using measurements of <math>g^{(2)}(\tau)</math>.
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+== Single photons from atoms ==
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+== Single photons from quantum dots ==
+== References ==
+[[Category:Photons and statistics]]