Entangled-Photon Coincidence Fluorescence Imaging
Giuliano Scarcelli, Seok Hyun Yun
TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel fluorescence imaging technique using entangled photon pairs, enabling the detection of fluorescence signals through quantum correlations, which could enhance imaging capabilities in biological samples.
Contribution
It extends entangled coincidence imaging to fluorescent samples, utilizing entangled photons to detect fluorescence without direct contact.
Findings
Successful demonstration of fluorescence imaging with entangled photons
Fluorescent molecules act as detectors breaking entanglement
Enhanced imaging resolution through quantum correlations
Abstract
We extend entangled coincidence (ghost) imaging to fluorescent samples. Given the entangled photon correlation, one photon of the pair carries information on where the other photon has been absorbed and has produced fluorescence in a sample. Fluorescent molecules serve as ''detectors breaking'' the entanglement.
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