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Does the Hong-ou-Mandel effect happen within a delay equal to the coherence time of the two photons?
I read that photon bunching happens for thermal light within the coherence time of the thermal light. That is, if the time for detection is greater than the coherence time of the thermal light, no ...
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Would a collection of entangled particles behave like a superfluid? [closed]
Superfluidity of a Bose-Einstein condensate comes from the fact that all the particles are found in the same quantum state. They are described by the same macroscopic wavefunction. They never collide ...
