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. 2018 May 21;8:7925. doi: 10.1038/s41598-018-26144-7

Figure 1.

Figure 1

Measuring the biphoton joint probability distribution with an EMCCD camera. (a) Experimental setup for measuring far-field type-I SPDC. (be) Flow chart of data processing. (b) The camera acquires many thresholded frames from which we calculate both (c) the average of all frames 〈Ci〉 (indicated by 〈·〉) and (d) the average of the tensor product of each frame with itself 〈Cij〉 (⊗, Eq. (2)) (shown here for j=[xj=70,yj=33], indicated by the blue ×). Most coincidences are accidentals between photons from different pairs, yielding the apparent similarity between (c) and (d). Genuine coincidences from anticorrelated entangled photons appearing within the boxed region give a difference between the two (see insets). (e) The conditional probability distribution, via Eq. (4), shows anti-correlation of paired photons localized about i = [−70, −32].