A different way of producing antibunched light was experimentally demonstrated in which the production process is difficult to understand by a naive photon picture. A degenerate beam of down-converted photon pairs from a nonlinear crystal pumped by pulsed light was mixed with coherent local oscillator pulses by a beam splitter, and the intensity autocorrelation of one of the output beams was measured. It showed two-photon interference fringes as the phase difference of the two input fields was varied, and showed antibunching when the interference was destructive. {} 1996 The American Physical Society.
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