Experiment demonstrates quantum interference with orthogonal polarization and temporal modes, indicating new measurement techniques.
We report a single-photon interference experiment where the interfering paths are in orthogonal polarization and temporal modes. This is achieved through amplitude measurement by homodyne detection so that interference occurs in photo-current after measurement.
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