The effect of afterpulsing upon photon correlation experiments is examined using various timebases. It is shown that the effect, to leading order, can be eliminated by calibrating the afterpulsing probability of the photomultiplier tube. Furthermore, it is shown that the calibration needs only to be performed at one particular timebase. The efficacy of the procedure is demonstrated.
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