Ghost imaging with paired x-ray photons
A. Schori, D. Borodin, Kenji Tamasaku, S. Shwartz
Abstract
A. Schori, D. Borodin, Kenji Tamasaku, S. Shwartz
Abstract
We report the experimental observation of ghost imaging with paired x-ray photons, which are generated by parametric downconversion. We use the one-to-one relation between the photon energies and the emission angles and the anticorrelation between the $k$-vectors of the signal and the idler photons to reconstruct the images of slits with nominally zero background levels. Further extension of our procedure can be used for the observation of various quantum phenomena at x-ray wavelengths.
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We report the experimental observation of ghost imaging with paired x-ray photons, which are generated by parametric downconversion. We use the one-to-one relation between the photon energies and the emission angles and the anticorrelation between the $k$-vectors of the signal and the idler photons to reconstruct the images of slits with nominally zero background levels. Further extension of our procedure can be used for the observation of various quantum phenomena at x-ray wavelengths.
Key concepts: Physics, Photon, Optics, Wavelength, Parametric statistics, Ghost imaging, SIGNAL (programming language), X-ray