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Observing Anderson Co-Localization of Entangled Photon Pairs

Ayman F. Abouraddy, Demetrios N. Christodoulides, Lane Martin, Bahaa E. A. Saleh, Giovanni Di Giuseppe, Felix Dreisow, Robert Keil, Stefan Nolte, Armando Pérez-Leija, Alexander Szameit

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In 1958, Philip Anderson suggested that a quantum mechanical wave function may undergo localization in a disordered lattice as a result of interference between different paths arising from multiple scattering. While direct evidence of this localization remains elusive in solid state physics, its optical analogue may be realized in random arrays of coupled waveguides.

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In 1958, Philip Anderson suggested that a quantum mechanical wave function may undergo localization in a disordered lattice as a result of interference between different paths arising from multiple scattering. While direct evidence of this localization remains elusive in solid state physics, its optical analogue may be realized in random arrays of coupled waveguides.

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In 1958, Philip Anderson suggested that a quantum mechanical wave function may undergo localization in a disordered lattice as a result of interference between different paths arising from multiple scattering. While direct evidence of this localization remains elusive in solid state physics, its optical analogue may be realized in random arrays of coupled waveguides.

Key concepts: Anderson localization, Physics, Photon, Scattering, Lattice (music), Quantum mechanics, Quantum, Interference (communication)

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