Quantum Polarization Characteristic Function and Cumulant Analysis of Stokes Parameters

Chirkin, A. S.; Singh, R.

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“…Next, if only the difference between the intensities at the two detectors is recorded for a sufficient variety of rotation angles, amounting to determining the expectation value of P𝑚 (𝜃 𝜃 𝜃) summed over all 𝑁 ≥ 𝑚, a complete polarization tomogram can be constructed (Bushev et al, 2001;Karassiov, 2005Karassiov, , 2007aKarassiov and Masalov, 2004). This can also be used to furnish an analysis of a cumulants for the Stokes parameters to arbitrary orders (Chirkin and Singh, 2021), which is another way of arranging the higher-order polarization properties present in a quantums state. Recording all of the intensity correlations for the gadget in…”

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Quantum Polarimetry

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2021

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Polarization is one of light's most versatile degrees of freedom for both classical and quantum applications. The ability to measure light's state of polarization and changes therein is thus essential; this is the science of polarimetry. It has become ever more apparent in recent years that the quantum nature of light's polarization properties is crucial, from explaining experiments with single or few photons to understanding the implications of quantum theory on classical polarization properties. We present a self-contained overview of quantum polarimetry, including discussions of classical and quantum polarization, their transformations, and measurements thereof. We use this platform to elucidate key concepts that are neglected when polarization and polarimetry are considered only from classical perspectives.

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Quantum Polarimetry

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2021

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“…To the best of our knowledge, no proper analysis has been carried out in terms of the Stokes parameters. Whereas the statistical properties of the Stokes parameters in the process of parametric scattering without losses have been studied in sufficient detail (see [21,22] and the literature cited there).…”

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Correlations of Stokes parameters under parametric scattering in a lossy crystal and ghost imaging based on them

Chirkin¹,

Singh²

2022

Laser Phys.

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A quantum theory of parametric scattering is developed for the generation of bright light in an optically nonlinear crystal with lossy. The mean values and variances of the Stokes parameters of the scattered field, as well as their mutual correlations have been calculated. For this purpose we have used the method of separation of correlated and uncorrelated parts in the Bose operators with crystal fluctuations associated with lossy. The results obtained are used to implement ghost imaging of scattering object, the properties of which are described by the Mueller matrix; the features of the scheme under consideration is discussed.

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Quantum polarimetry

Goldberg

2022

Progress in Optics

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Quantum Polarization Characteristic Function and Cumulant Analysis of Stokes Parameters

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Quantum Polarimetry

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Correlations of Stokes parameters under parametric scattering in a lossy crystal and ghost imaging based on them

Quantum polarimetry

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