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Femtosecond Three-Photon Counting in a Photomultiplier Tube

Amir Nevet, Alex Hayat, Meir Orenstein

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We demonstrate experimentally ultrafast three-photon counting by three-photon absorption in a photomultiplier tube, which may serve as a unique tool for ultrafast quantum state characterization as well as for ultrasensitive temporal measurements.

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We demonstrate experimentally ultrafast three-photon counting by three-photon absorption in a photomultiplier tube, which may serve as a unique tool for ultrafast quantum state characterization as well as for ultrasensitive temporal measurements.

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We demonstrate experimentally ultrafast three-photon counting by three-photon absorption in a photomultiplier tube, which may serve as a unique tool for ultrafast quantum state characterization as well as for ultrasensitive temporal measurements.

Key concepts: Photomultiplier, Photon counting, Femtosecond, Ultrashort pulse, Photon, Absorption (acoustics), Optics, Laser

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