Using photonic entanglement in quantum measurements

Pryde, G. J.; O'Brien, J. L.; White, A. G.; Ralph, T. G.; Bartlett, S. D.; Langford, N. K.

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Using photonic entanglement in quantum measurements

Date

2005

Authors

Abstract

The use of entanglement allows a wide variety of quantum measurements outside the usual case of projective measurement. We describe several experimental photonic quantum measurement results relying on entangled measurement, such as weak measurements.