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Correlated‐Photon Metrology Without Absolute Standards

Just like human twins who evoke amazement and a ense of mystery by reporting empathetic experiences across great distances, photons born in pairs also astonish us by their quantum‐correlated behavior.

Alan L. Migdall | A. Migdall

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